University of Nebraska Lincoln - Cornhusker Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Our Spirit. . . Behind All Campus Activity School spirit is more than the crowd that screams as the Huskers move the pigskin down the field. It ' s a student singing in the shower . . . the frantic race to get a booth in the Crib . . . a boy and girl bent over a book in the library — this is campus spirit. Our spirit is present when two stu- dents meet on the street, around bridge tables, during heated discussions in class, on Spring Day or at impromptu parties. Wherever University students meet there is spirit — a feeling of loyalty and belonging. In cavewoman attire, Mary Patrick shows the Huskers an attractive way to stop CU ' s buffalo. Ouch! Fraternity men trample each other in order to win the pushball contest during the annual Spring Day games. Go Big Red! The cheerleaders give much of their time and energy to lead us in our spirit. 21

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These happy smiles of expectation will vanish aiter a weekend in Mis- souri when the students return tired and reluctant to resume classes. Huskers Without Flu Move to Mizzou There is a spirit of restlessness and an unusual amount of activity on the campus for a Friday afternoon. Stu- dents are busy throwing clothing into suitcases and tossing luggage into cars. It ' s migration to Missouri! The mood is one of anticipation as students talk about blind dates, the football game and Kansas City. The word Stables is mentioned often. The joy of getting away for a week- end is dampened as many students are stricken with the flu and make their migration to Student Health. Those who don ' t go to Missouri mi- grate home for the weekend. The cam- pus is empty and dreary as it awaits the students ' return. The flu bug strikes! These students are unable to make the trip to Mizzou and must be content to wave good-by to a sorority sister. 20

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