University of Missouri - Savitar Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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very now and then, the University surprised us. You'd be walking along and suddenly bump into an art student sitting in the grass draw- ing. That's right, drawing. You'd think there would be more to life than another picture, like a new red Polo. But thats the thing about Mizzou, you never know when you'd chance across a native dancer or a new art show at the museum. Expression has a way of creeping up on you like that. Mike Jenkins 22 I ntrod urtion Scott Takushi

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hen you get right down to it, we were a pretty diversified bunch of folks. Either we were cutting into a lion's flank or we were doing the Broadway thing Ain't Misbehavin'. We weren't limited to worrying about our suntans, sometimes we even rallied against apartheid. Other times we even went to class, except when we had more important things to do, like study the migratory habits of young adults to the southern reaches of the nation. We did it all, and told everyone about it, too. t 24 Introduction