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

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L., AV -- ,, an act time of commen ring degrees oi diplomas hor graduates the senior year only ends a phase of begin ning and consequently starts a new one The other beginning may be miles from familiar surroun clings or a block from home. It may be alone or with someone Either Way, it's a new begin ning, completely different from anything experienced before fClockwise from leftj Graduates are all smiles as the awaited day arrives Clarence Kelley, former director of the FBI, addresses the class of 1977. Edward Bruce Reynolds receives the year's outstanding graduate student award from the honor's namesake, Dr. Reid Hemphill. Careful attention to Director Kelley 's remarks occupies two graduates. Margaret C. Connell and Derek S. Van Keuren are presented with CMSU's highest honor to graduating seniors, the Charno Award.

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Were your college years the best you ever had? Maybe. You made friends, learned things you never realized meant that much, and in the process, found yourself older when you were through. You found instructors you could look up to, places to go to, and people Whose names you couldn't even pronounce. You had fun and your ties with For the first time in the history of the University, Baccalaureate Services were conducted in the Multipurpose Building. The Reverend Robert N. Arbaugh was Baccalaureate speaker. your family were slowly loosen- ing, and yet becoming more im- portant to you. You recall it as being the Worst and best of times and wonder how you ever 'got to where you are now. eniors so s ..... B4-I