University of Missouri - Savitar Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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'ff I f f fi . if 'iff ,f if X Xi 4 L' X, K .f X i f I3 E U THE day of reckoning has come. No longer can the errors of the past be pardoned by promises for the future. We are what we are 3 and we have fin- ished what we have done, not what we have begun. If Not long ago, the Helds were green, the paths were new, the possibilities unlimited. There were hopes and fears and dreams hugged closely and guarded carefully. 'Generous hearts were beating high. 11 The halo of past days cast a shad- ow before, and still surrounded by youthful dreams, the second chance came. The ight was harder, the fight with the world and the fight with that more obstinate enemy--self. A few faint souls perished in the strife, a few others, forlorn and disappointed, sought for green fields and pastures new in other lands. But the many toiled faithfully on. II Once again in the course of the re- volving seasons came the time for work, worry, happiness, life. The ranks were thinner, but those that were left had the bonds' of union drawn the tighter, their hopes strung more in unison, their ideals toned in a more perfect harmony. And thus an- other year with its victories and de- feats passed by. QI Now it is over. A record of trag- edy and comedy, of joy and grief, of rapture and despair, of triumph and defeat, of regrets and doubts and fears, and of hope and trust and love. The faithful have been ever traveling to- ward the beautiful city of the Ideal. They are aware that they have not reached it, but the suburbs have been so delightfully pleasant and inspiring. To them, the journey has not been in vain. To the wise and provident spirit of their Alma Mater that has fostered their ideals, a prayer of thankfulness and praise ascends from yearning hearts. QI The four years are gone. At pres- ent, their glory and pleasure shine un- bedimmedg in the future, their mem- ory will be hallowed, and when the final years are come and when it is said of each of the faithful, and he babbled of green nelds, the all-wise will remember the Four Years.

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WILLIAM T. Cnoss, Columbia, M issouri. .Q President of the Senior Class. Cla FRED R. XVOLFER-S, Pickering, Missouri. QPresident of the Sophomore Class DANIEL O. BAYLESS, Columbia, Missouri. Q President of the Junior Class. ss Presidenfs 4 ARTHUR IDLER, St. Louis, Missouri, fl: President of the Freshman 'o Class.

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