University of Missouri - Savitar Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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HAVING WONDERFUL TIME

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The events of a college year are hard to recall, for they have a unique flavor which cannot be again tasted through the printed Word or the photograph. We remember the big things, yes. But too often we fail to remember the humorous and human everyday hap- penings Which supply the spice to col- lege life-and to Missouri especially. For those Who find our resume of the year lacking, We readily recommend a good bull session - that institution which needs only a group of people like ourselves-Whether it be over a glass of beer or a cup of coffee. Perhaps nat- urally enough, it is there that these little things are most easily rediscov- ered. And another thing. However We may try to recall the year in the pages' to follow, We must concede that it is only what each of us made it. We are but a modest candid camera. 13

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For many of us, the inertia to carry us through a fall, winter and spring of work is the constant planning for a summer of re- laxation. Missourians' tastes in travel range all the way from the Ozarks to Oslo. The one regrettable fact is that the Missourian with the Ozark budget is usually the one with the Oslo dreams. But somehow there always seems to be a reconciling between purse and planning, and sometime between finals and registration, most of us take to the road. And strange as it may seem, whether aMissourian has spent three months in Versailles, France, or three days at Ver- sailles, Missouri, he has usually had enough unusual, exciting, and dramatic experiences to talk about all winter long.