University of Florida - Tower / Seminole Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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that may become inseparably inter- woven into our student life . . . The daily accumulation of thoughts and im- pressions create college memories. Numerous little things spark the world of recollection: that certain professor, coffee dates, a jeweled pin, the fight song, unfamiliar faces, extra- curricular activity, studying late, or a smiling face. And, in the library, the classroom, the room in the dormitory all these things, found in a setting of orange trees and palm, form the student ' s life from sunrise to the chime of mid- night. Student life begins in the dorm, here framed by a Gothic areh typical of the Florida architecture. A casual Florida life is evident in dirty slioes. The pining serenade is significant in the life of any Florida co-ed. 2-S

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In sorority competition, the Kappa Deltas brought the House Decorations trophy home. The Library offers more than a place where knowledge can be gained, or books read. At Easter some students go home, others to Ft. Lauderdale where par- tying is the order of the weekend. A well-organized card section entertains alumni and expresses student sentiments during football games. In native costume, a Pan-Ameri- can couple have fun. What would Gator-Growl at Homecoming be without fireworks?

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You have a life here, but home cannot be and is not forgotten. Dealing with people in administration is a regular chore so that mistakes are not made, duties are not overlooked. Tigert Hall, scene of student and faculty dealings, is a building where rules are made for students to follow. A campus visitor this year was the King of the U. of F. but he ' ll be the King of Georgia or FS U as soon as he gets his sign changed.