Truman State University - Echo Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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- —-- THE ONE TO WATC bservationf win Point W ith one hand on reality and one in the unknown, we kept our eyes mov- ing. All the time, we wondered if we would ever become a part of all the teem- ing activity and manage to make friends, handle what money we had left over from the onslaught of early semester bills, become friends with our roommates and emerge from everything ready to find a job and walk with confidence. FREE FROM CLASSES, seniors Gaylah Duddlna and Roger Merritt stroll leisurely across the mall in the late after- noon sun.

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BUSINESS takes place between President Charles McClain, Jack Magruder, professor of science, and Dean of Instruction Darrell Krueger. SATURDAY FOOTBALL is a 5 popular pastime for many o students. Freshman Kristin Hershman follows the action on the field. BLOOMIN' MORNING WALKS allowed students to enjoy cam- pus at its best. Spring sunshine made early classes easier to get up for. £fch en ng