Drury University - Souwester Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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I These are your fleeting moments at Drury. The pages are in the seasons of a college year - FALL, WINTER, AND SPRING. FALL . . . it brings to mind the Freshmen, their orientation to Drury. You, the Freshmen, met the faculty and got acquainted with your counselor. You adjusted to dorm life and made friendships that will last through more than iust this first chapter of college life. Extra-curricular activities claimed your time . . . . you were beginning to know. This is the Fall, the Freshmen, the beginning. With WINTER . . . the year is well on its way. You Sophomores and Juniors' have adjusted, you know your way around, the mid-mark is reached. You've played and cheered at basketball games, you've won and lost together, you've voted for queens, a Joe College, you've lived together. Winter . . . the year is well on its way. And now SPRING . . . the end of a college year. Time for Sneak Day, river parties, torchlight parades, elections. The time for formals . . . and finals. The time for Seniors, and graduation. The end of a college year, this is the finale. Altogether, these are the people, the places, the experiences of l953. We, the staff, can only hope this Sou'wester serves you as a record of these FLEETING MOMENTS. Foreword

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Dedication annual staff is proud to dedicate the 1953 Sou'wester to Mrs. Charles Connie O'Connell. Mrs. O'ConneIl has been on the Drury Staff for four years, fulfilling the capacity of Student Union Director. She has charge of the CX and the bookstore, and with the students and faculty in mind has worked for improved facilities in the Student Union Building. Because she is concerned with the welfare of the students and faculty on Drury Campus and be- cause she has been a friend to all, the 1953 Sou'wester is dedicated to Connie. - A S.- :Yi U it --lun: Illllli L1 3 .