Truman State University - Echo Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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fy . y ,ww ' wi W 4 v Q M 1 . . aa . ., f W Z X . , f 6 , Wi M . f f., f 9 f ,. W Z6 fwhwi , 9 . W D f , ' - 1 QM ' , mv W ,. M , , , , ,fy f X J .eff aff , 'O 4, , ff' ' I . ' ' H ' V 4 fl' f ,'C, Z 4, . , ! I 15, f, ,f , lv Q' f tiff' 1 , MMA? 2, Q , ' W K , M 'ta ' 'W aff f V ,ff We W, ,. ' 'Z MW' .. W ,. MZ! . tm QW fr M ,W I 1 Q My f . ,ff W Z . f if ,f, f f i . . M W. ff f r ., . . , Q .4 M. . ff A ,. W 7 , JC , Y M 1' 1 7 'f ft , f JZ , Zee An integral part of university education is student life. Most prospective students are drawn to an appealing and positive life outside the classroom with chances to grow and develop. Through ingenuity and creativity, we set ourselves apart from the rest. Optimism abounded as students poured into Kirksville in August. Homecoming week brought our enthusiasm, participation and excitement over the winning season and thriller Vincent Price. As always, the student life revolved around food and fun. We ordered pizzas, made popcorn and ran to the Blue Moon or Country Kitchen. We went to fraternity mixers, theme parties and strolled uptown. We skipped afternoon classes to watch the soaps or frolic at the lake, and when even Kirksville seemed dull, we headed to Iowa, Columbia, Farm-Aid or wherever four wheels would take us. In our own way, we took fads and trends and added new twists to make them unique to us GOOD CLEAN FUN Steve Seagen jr., and teammates clean up after participating in the mud volleyball game. This event was spon- f' W sored by the Student Activities Board in Octo- ber JW? M W ' f f Photo by Greg Jameson -Z Zu 'im WH f , ww v ,M 4 4 , Q Student LifefDivision 9