University of Missouri - Savitar Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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Illy. 1 ilA O JOvi . . . A building devoted to fun and freedom. A 11 campus paths lead to the Memorial Student

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The Preiidenf s Hpuse adds its stately dignity to the Quadrangle. President Ellis ' home stands unobtrusively in the midst of all the busding activity. Jesse Hall, at one end of the Quadrangle, completes the traditional beauty of the campus. The tall dome, sparkling in the sunlight of a spring day, serves as a landmark. Journalism buildings, at the other corner of the campus, add to tradition as the J-School arch prevents many a passer-by from passing his next exam. The columns, the buildings, the people are all a part of the tradition and the daily life centered on Francis Quadrangle.

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Dedicated to those who died to preserve it for us. Jnion. Jellying, buying Savitar tickets, night clubbing at Carousel, and sitting in front of a TV set on election day are all examples of what the Student Union means to the students. Aside from the many recreational and educational activities, the Union committees cater to special interests of music, art, chess, bridge, and photog- raphy. The familiar chimes of the clock on the Union tower constantly warn us of passing hours, books to be studied, meetings to be attended and parties to plan. A lifetime of things to do in four years at Missouri.