University of North Texas - Yucca Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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X1 and swimming . . . and the sun 'K 5 sq s 1 e it . - fl .4-..- zzniwizzg . . . amz' .ffm fmfbizzg . . . it popzfftzr. Swimming meets, golf tournaments, a foretaste of Rigoletto. and air-cooled movies got the attention of students dur- ing the summer semester. Also, a contest to find the most beautiful male anatomy on the campus provided entertainment and gave the school, as Mr, North Tex- as handsome Billy Bob Gale. a The clubhouse at the golf course op- ened late in the summer and gave SILI- dents a place to dance informally, sip fountain drinks, and have refreshments without going to the Corner, But wredominantlx Students were on 5, their own to provide occupation for their leisure. The recreation park, with bad- minton, miniature folf, wing-vonfr. Cro- 2- l . l ss quet, skating, volleyball, swimming, and horseshoe witchinv was the best wlace to F7 find relaxation. 51171271187 V6gi,lif'?'llff07Z lim' if four hlockr long. 5 it GK va. A JSP? Y X, , s'f9i,f Firft act of Rig0lelI0 apflearr in park. fo aff 'P s 51: 'ft Bill Gale ciirjulfzyr form that 10072 for ' T 111111 him Ike title of 'Mn INOr'!b Texan. 1 1,4 Page 27 1? b Nx 'Ex B Q v Q K X 4 J Im' 'NA , at 9 X K k x 5 W I-Qi HS

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.-if X 1 it i , xo.-n r M Rewcafiwz park refmfm' zfnei' Il fwow bI1.filI!5l'.f. . . . ive oreanl days The summer sessions sizzling weather drove stu- dents into the out-of-doors. All forms of outdoor re- creation kept North Texans less conscious of the heat. Golf . . . Croquet . . . Tennis. But most popular were swimmin' and women. Morning classes were popular. But the fast Tues- day through Saturday schedule fooled students into thinking they had much leisure timeg as a result, ex- amination cram hours were more energetic than usual. Summer school was typified by outdoor movies in the recreation park . . . picnics and swimming parties . . . outdoor sports . . . difficult concentration during afternoon classes . . . cokes and ice cream instead of coffee . . . spring print dresses, shorts and shirts that wilt before noonday. Miniature golf for the zzoifirex . . Nigblr and cfnqzzet gamer . . . . . mul hor-,rlwtr at 11 pzzftifzg fO7H'He?j', . . . 111' Coker am! gala ai fly? L'!1!l7!l7Oll.f

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. . . brings us hawk to school Eagan 231 if already file! for Zbal boznf' Ummm, lm! il'.r goof! to .fee ya again, honeyf' Jo many clozheff Garb, I ziialfff know I karl I dont mint! paying box rent-if I jart ge! .mme mail? Reunion . . . Comparing notes with old friends. Waiting in inter- minable lines . . . Getting settled . . . School in the fall starts with larger enrollment, many new and many old faces. With spirit and en- thusiasm, another school year be- gins. IJ thin' Inn daring to .rlafrt reborn! wilb W 0 0 ' 51 'N'-5' X , f Q X ,