University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

Page 13 text:

THE FIRST W- LK YVC took our lirst Walk and felt u smull surge of pride swell through our spirits. The year wus beginning. VVe met old friends, made new ones. There were always those whose names we had for- gotten. At first We felt alone, hut as the year progressed we Walked more assuredly and forgot fewer names. The first walk might have been the longest but by no means would it he the lust. X l .-... ,. S-t-,,.,-.. . tj., - --..A1:'i 3':fA'5llH4f-.- - --- ' ' .-2411- -v-47' -,U

Page 12 text:

THE RRIVA' , XVe came with expectations and bewilderment. For some it was the beginning and for others the end, but the inevitable pan- demonium of the first few days was there for all of us. Cars bumper to bumper-new faces- strange names-new sounds and confused minds. Wfe wondered about the year and what was ahead for us. Our emotions were an incompatible mixture of despair and elation, but we still had hope and through it we could possibly find our goal.

Page 14 text:

TIIE ACTIVITIES There ure, of course, the casual afternoons spent on the lawn or in ai meeting where we discuss the problems of stuclent life. We become active pau'- ticipants, leaders and integral parts of the university und our glory manifests itself in the recognition and SClf-SlltiSf2lC- tion that we achieve through our efforts. YVC ure active, ambitious and Z1 little tired.