Drake University - Quax Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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,A Leo- sgs., ? Q A modern university is an institution com- posed of several elements, only a few of which can be considered essential. Perhaps the most important of these elements is spirit. Spirit is illusive, conceptual. Difficult to describe, more difficult to achieve, spirit makes one university differ significantly from another. A university may have an outstanding faculty, eager students, and an adequate physical plant, but its spirit makes it live. A university can be no more than its spirit. Spirit can show itself very singularly at many times, and it can be many things at one time It can find its expression in students, faculty, administration, or, most often, in the reaction of each to the other lt is then, as the product of living people working together reacting to each other alive of itself But as it borrows heavily from tradition, it is at the same time more It becomes a sum, a total of such living, working reactions from years before lt is rn this form that spirit becomes, most apparently the life blood the soul of a uni versity And the essence of Drake must be its spirit To know Drake, one must know its spirit This book portrays that spirit ,.-n-1 .0 I V'-'K A . . . I , Av ,. ,l , ' I t I . . . . I 1 I ' T A. - t 1 . t , Y 1 its ' 4 1 . :lisa , ,- ' f . X ' ' D ff' J- ' - fmt' -, , , 2 1' 1' ' A x ' ,',.-c M x l ,,,- , .. .17 Y -i I 4. I 'f' -f L-..-. ' WP '-