University of Missouri - Savitar Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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TUTIDNAL ' ncipte c OWe » — - -.at .»... «»a rarlitinn is the molding force of a migfity scliool. A great university is known by the symbols which represent it. Missouri is especially fortunate in the traditions which have grown up around her ivy-clad walls. They are the life-blood of a rich loyalty which all her sons and daughters bear toward their alma mater — fostering mother not only in name, but in the actual inspiration and vitality given to those whom she has cradled. The ideals which her noblest and best traditions represent and the thoughts which motivated them are passed on to the stu- dents who walk her paths by an illumined leadership which remains undimmed as we look back at it down the years.