Park University - Narva Yearbook (Parkville, MO)

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2. THE STUDENT BODY B ooks have their limitations, and we must admit that the presentation of panel pictures of the Park student body leaves much to be desired. We cannot hope to capture the elusive spirit that turns the whole student body out to clean up the campus, that makes us enemies during rush week and buddies thereafter, or to represent the intangibles that make the title Parkite” a cherished thing for many people. We can only present the students in the most feasible way and accept its inadequacies. This we do, with the further statement that Park h its students . . . working, laughing, studying, playing, worshipping, singing . . . these are the students, life blood of the college. Herr Hoz fe