Northwest Missouri State University - Tower Yearbook (Maryville, MO)

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f a J 1 iii ,eg if ' a Ill I as l O .QBIW E ri An Appreciation A new spirit, reiuvenating and enhancing every phase of college life, has sprung up in S. T. C. this past year. It is not the loyalty of an alumni to his Alma Mater, it is not the spirit of a successful football or basket ball team, it is not the zeal with which a student seeks knowledge-it is this and more, too. We are enveloped in an atmosphere of that soniething which produces loyalty, spirit and Zeal. The growth of the student body has necessitated new buildings. Residence Hall, the womenls dormitory, has been completed. A new gymnasium is under construction, also. a model farm. Our campus has been beautified-new shrubs started and old ones well taken care of. Paramount among the factors which have contributed to this awakening is our able president, MR. LAMKIN. His leadership and influence have made the student body and faculty become one, his efforts have succeeded in securing the appropriaf tions for our buildings, his fine example has inspired our student body to become loyal to its Alma Mater, to support its teams and to be athirst for the knowledge which is being made possible by the STATE QF MISSQURI. Page Seven .W-.WL-aaem ..