University of Missouri at Kansas City - Kangaroo Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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allor of phone. sity. By '. Rich- iengthy andship Drake .aising 1 which people fic and at C0 m- 20,000 nal cost without ire that a truly took to Friend r News , , 5 ln-school Friend-Raising in operation as Dr. Drake, flanked by Jim Job lleftl and David T. Beals, lrightl, officially opens the Men's Residence Hall for use. 4? Dean Wheadon Bloch, Mrs. Christine Hogin, Mrs. and Dr. Drake extend a welcome to three freshmen at the Chancellor's Reception.

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