Drury University - Souwester Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Bunny Allen and Mrs. Buelah Allen ' , Benevolent and Parental The Family are also guests i i I We call it the family - the Drury com- munity of staff and faculty lwho are, basi- j cally, here for the convenience of the stu- dentsj. And that's the relationship we 5, speak to here: students who have llike . Renee Krummichl a family relationship with a Drury faculty or staff member, or faculty fDudley Murphyj who have a spou- gl sal relationship with a student: : t A 5 'foo 1 f 'I PARENTS DAY: Every fall we invite our par- V ents to Drury for a visit. We show them the ,I u A Christopher and Susan and Dr. Jay Bynum Tina Carter and Mrs. Toni Carter Kelly Dill and Mrs. Darline Dill Donna Johnson and Professor Wayne Johnson Ann Lilly and Mrs. Lee Lilly Jeffrey Minasian and Sam + Joyce Minasian Andrew Nelms and Mrs. Ann Nelms Scott Rollins and Dr. Sue Rollins David Vise and Sidney and llga Vise campus: Right here 's the very chair lsat in 'J' when I scored 93 on the public relations test! Or: Well, of course thats the tennis court, mom. They eat with us a couple ot' times, usually brunch and linner lor that could be lup- perl. We introduce them to our teachers, advi- sors, deans. They seem to have a good time, but mainly they are just reassured: Drury is not a den of iniquityq these are conservation, car- ing, bright people standing in for them, helping to ease us into phases of personal indepen- dence. lt's a wrench, to be sure - to them, to us A more of the necessary distance. It re- members them to us.

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