Southeast Missouri State University - Sagamore Yearbook (Cape Girardeau, MO)

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Dedication This affable gentleman has in one way or another touched the life of every student of Southeast Missouri State College dur- ing the past ten years. Students have known and respected his careful scholarship as Professor of English. He is more Widely known for his service as critic for both campus and Community Theatre productions, a position for which he is especially well fitted by a background of early acting experience. lt is through his sponsorship of the CAPAHA ARROW that his influence on campus is most Widely felt. With his distinctive chuckle under a rising haze of smoke, he has good-humoredly and skillfully guided Minnie and Company through ten years of producing a high-ranking student newspaper. To Dr. Lynn H. Harris, with sincere admiration, we dedicate the 1955 SAGAMORE. -4-

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Z , 'Z f ' i-sql' ..,-., S' x . N , 'A '-,il ' i x K'A'4Vg7h' fi ' u sl I' 1.' nd .'lv L l T I 'Q Vnlume 42 A colleqe newspaper reports and describes as it occurs each event which composes an important piece of an evolvinq pattern. As the comple- ment of its fellow publication, a college annual displays in perspective these pieces fitted into a permanent mosaic of a year's experiences. The annual staff presents this year's SAGAMORE with the hope that it will give pleasure and satisfaction to every student who has watched the pattern evolve. MARY LOU AMES Editor HM I-IAYNES Business Manager

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DH. LYNN HHHULII HARRIS -5-