University of Missouri - Savitar Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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MISSOURI -- We recall the obelisk which marked the grave of Thomas Jefferson at the crossing of paths leading into the Red Cam- pus. The Switzler Bell tower, silent now except at the death of a faculty member, or at an important crisis. The bell rang to announce the end of the hours marking class time. It is the oldest building on the campus. The change from the pre-war campus becomes apparent when Switzler is converted into an emergency hospital in times of epidemic. The Chinese Lions by the J school smiling cryptically at the laughing coeds passing by leave a mark in our memories of Missouri. We will remember the huge M at the end of the stadium and the fall football games with the cheering crowds. We will remember the columns and the bright green grass of the Francis Quadrangle in the spring. We will remember the columns silhouetted against a moonlit sky. Everything ties in to add to our memories of Missouri. We of the Savitar staff have tried to permanently record some of those memories. We have tried to capture some of the flavor of the year, 1948. We hope to have fostered a feeling for Missouri as our school, as a great school, rich in tradition and color. We hope that this book fulfills that WISE SHALL BE . THE BEARERS OF L16HT

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