Drury University - Souwester Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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- Drury 's 'Win-:lt X , ' gl! Edythe Wes 'Ag' .- A' 'Alle 1 ' ' .Qps' It 1 iv xi Naming and describing Edythe West are difficult One tries artist teacher friend even genius lrasclble loving honest, creative, funny, courageous, pained. They fail. 'N 1? N The dates are not important - no more so than her height and weight. She seemed to have lived forever but she but nothing would have been enough. was not very old. Her ideas were freshg She did this silk-screen for a Danforth she was young. conference. She was an abstraction. Q, She didn't wake one morning in June. a beautiful day, and we could have cried

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Z7 Comic Confetti WHAT THEY never SAID - probably: Coach Stan- field Crightj to a ref: If you had eggs for brains, you'd be the father of a new fIea. Jay Garrott to his arch. stu- dents: Let me tell you about this recurring dream I have. Gee beIow.Q Paul Koch middle rightj to Dar- ren Oellieng Stay out of the pool and that wrinkled skin will clear up. Kim Boyd Cbelow, leftj. l'm existing on the air at DC. DC KDCR - deja vu. Count Dracula says - but then you know that's him behind the Mor- tar Board sign. The squirrel: Of course 5 l - F'-'DQ X l f 1, 4. 7 W A 1 li 254 W 7 6 f If A, ll w , ll ll we guys peek in Smith Hall. Do you think we're nuts? -..-

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