University of Missouri - Savitar Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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Wise shall be the bearers of light ably summarizes the fundamental purpose of the University. Pictured here in the cold, quiet ele- gance of mid-winter is Lhc Jay school arch at the northeastern end of the campus. One of our most practical traditions deals with the Jay School bridge shown below, upon which few freshmen, desirous of a happy future at MU, fail to kiss their dates. 5.-g ' Qi

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,I 4- ang - ' ,, .1C, 4Q: : .L f 1 ., ,,.. ., ., . QF1f?f-4..eJT- ' lift' ,fx ' 'I N F' ' ,W-I ,,-, ., ..,,.. ,. . , ,. . . FURT M Above, They went up fast, once they started, leaving little of that chloraphyll stuff known as grass, until we needed a new campus' name for they rows of barracks. The slightly bewil- dered veteran pictured right is gazing in disbelief at that campus --dubbed the Blue Campus by its inhabitants. , V HI would have sworn I'd been discharged. Below occupants of trailers busily go about the day s act1v1- ties which consist of anything from shoveling snow to quieting screaming children. The large trailer camps, appearing almost as rapidly as the barracks, served well as temporary residences for student families. HLLNL..