University of Central Missouri - Rhetor Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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Appreciation X Q Not only have the members of this I faculty served us as superior instructors but they have spent many hours on the follow- ing standing committees that guide our Ni ' extra-curricula activities: X Ill XI it gl Lectures and Entertainments 12? Social Welfare ig? I Debate I I - ' I Sg?5s::3f::,it ly D. . Z. gif S Recorninendaiiciitjl ,xiii Positions All lg' Standing and Chzssijication 583 I Certification and Graduation I I A lil ' ' Sl Chapeli .fciijigcises ggi -Sgt Research and Service A lg? I I May we strive to show our gratitude for this patient and helpful service by such teaching as will reflect credit upon them and our Alma Mater r that they serve so faithfully. II? it I is I Pg28

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Seniors H0 shall say what we Seniors have done? No one knows. Shall I mark. out the past in neat little squares, and call it a beautiful garden? Or shall I show you the briar patches which hindered the going on from then into now? Each to his fancy. . ' It is enough that we have made beginnings. I And truly, nothing ever ends. College days seem Hnished, but only the worthless past is gone. VVhat is beautiful remains. In retrospect, friendship is pre- eminent. The words of friends and teachers have meant much to us. And those words are not gone. They are echoes which sound to us like sweet music in the wind. Bring me a smile, a tear, or a flower, and I will build the past for you again. But do not bring me lists of the important things that we have done. Their importance fades under the stern light of truth. They are chaff before the wind. VVhat we have thought and felt has been bigger than what we have done. Perhaps the future will find us more articulate. We have spent a few years catching glimpses of what is and of what might be. At times both the real and the ideal have eluded us, butterfly-fashion. But we treasure the glimpses. Something will come of this. VVho shall say that we in ourselves are sufficient? VVho shall say that the universe around us is enough? But it is beautiful to feel that all things taken together are sufficient. College has made the Seniors feel that the sum total of things is sufficient. Something will come of this. +V. P. SENIOR SPONSGRS MR. W. E. MoRRow Miss MARY ANNE KENNEDY SEWARD Hoon EMILIE VOSSBRINK V HAROLD BROWN VELMA SEATON Treasurer Sewefafy President Vice-Presidenl Pa ge 30 l - M. 4 zf w U ff f X wwf J' MW 2 X X hyd? 1 wi A .Wm f MW W ff f off! 5 wa f WM ff IVA J. E OLA PEA Page