University of Missouri - Savitar Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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Mlnl-Magazine Features 52 Pictures of the Year 82 Swim 1985 is the ninety-first volume of the yearbook of the University of Missouri- Columbia. The 528-page book was printed by the Delmar Company, Charlotte, North Carolina. A press run of 4,500 copies with a trim size of 9 by 12 inches was printed on 80-pound Westvaco Sterling Gloss Enamel. Black and white and color photography was reproduced using offset lithography with a 150-line elliptical dot screen. Concerts Speakers Dorms Organizations Senior portraits were taken by Varden Studios, Rochester, New York. Body Copy was set in 1m 11 pt. Palantino. Captions were set in 819 pt. Palantino. Photo credits are 6 pt. Palantino. Additional specifications are available on request. Editorial office: A039 Brady Com- mons, UMC, Columbia, MO 65211. Tele- phone: 310 882-6108. Kings and Queens Administration Seniors

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Editor K. Michelle Campbvll Associate Editor Jay M. Dado Managing Editor Edie England Photo Editor L. G. Patterson Sports Editor Diane Frost Groups Editor Cindy Foor Business Manager Alicia Shankland Editorinl Auistmts Beth Elliott Barb Fesaler Kim Mason Advisor Bill Seymour Accountant Mary Biddle 2 Table of Contents mawu...,.h. ,. . L , Photographers Guy Mlm 'lhml Bushnn Micholr Cudnn I00! DrPugh Thcy Ehrhudl Marilyn mny Dan Huwvll MIR! lcnlum I'm Iohnmn Anna Kuhn Dave Klutho Cnhy Land lnur ldnmnn Unn- Mum: Mu hom- Mvtum Dun MM n7. Io varru-n Mun 53mm MW: Rp ; 9 ! bind ink tum Mum Wamwr hha Wilhm Speck! Thanks To . . . luv. xhuc ':'Rl39l ??Ltnnay XL: Ik;rrao ! ,, 1 .3 . Lam '..te:.. .1..fx h.g'; Q .InJOJlR '.4.,.L,.r 4le,1 . 1 htv In- pau i f ; .; 4 -vb. 44 6' 333w: Ind I'any nth Hm: hiat- ..3' 3,4- UHU tttfhww D '0 7h: ! hawk 11mm uMM '41:. Ina-nl'n' l'ioin ihd 30 W 'ub .! ; rhw i'lm;nlr rind fume trod 5cho-n AHUFW$ Hat MH'I vlil .00 t .4 .5; 300's unm Ma khan um! OJ

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he University of Mis- souri. Just your aver- age Midwestern college stuck out in Podunk on the Prairie. Some might call it that; the rest 0 of us call it Mizzou. A place to hang our hats for our temporary tor for others, not so temporaryy visit. A brief reprieve that junk yard known as adult life. For most, Mizzou begins at some dusty 1-70 exit ramp and that first teeth-clench- ing glance at the twin smokestacks pok- ing above trees, a 2000 great places to sleep sign and the 97-story Marconi building. For others, there never seemed a time When Mizzou football Saturdays weren't ritual. But the real Mizzou feeling never be- gins until that first of many Tiger jerseys is bought and the leftover change thrown in for some late-night Domino's action. Mizzou isn't the largest college, not by a long shot, and maybe it wasn't born out of some Pilgrim's dreams, but it beats the heck out of Kansas e any day, on any terms. Who says we're stick-in-the-muds? Who says all our clothes are cut from the same alligator? Certainly not junior Raetta Holdman. 4 Introduction Tracy Ehrhardt