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

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...-. A ----f-- - - A -A-W.-Af., , -ll -, A- YY 74 -4477 .Y V W Y A F ..- Ly AA.. .-.- A CAPE YEAR BROUGHT INTO FOCUS It has been said that men's thoughts determine history. It this is true, then the col- lege which broadens and encourages thought, both past and present, is the very breeding ground of history. The SAGAMORE, as Cape State's historian, has attempt- ed TO BRING INTO FOCUS the events that have made history this year, the things that made this year the memorable one it was, the story of the people and actions and thoughts that were I96I. IN RETROSPECT do , ORGANIZATIONS 6 - 53 Il2 - l.4l ACADEMICS I GREEK5 II I 54 - 87 I42 - I65 ATHLETICS CLASSES as - III f 'ii2-L ,, I66 - 2I7 3 ...1..i,N