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

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l 1 ill ' at . X Y 'lu S I' I lj, We -L , .,,A .qgqnnuuunan ,ffwwm my xg V , . 4' , 77 1 4 f, PILLOWS FLY through the air and this ed scrambles for cover after NOW THAT IS the way it happened -a popular one of his fabricated stories is received with some skepticism. topic is discussed during a nightly bull session. X.. OUR FRIEND is not reading How to Brush Your Teeth Correctly - he is taking advantage of every minute to cram before mid-term. I I I I AN ENGLISH LITERATURE quiz tomorrow means this ed must hit the books before he hits the sack. .K aw., L. . fb f 2 Q .11 Q g 29 QILLM ,

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2 . j., 5 3 Z fs? 'vfifg' fri' . ..-Q-Q:.'.'l- W its mm.. . W - ft A 'wit 9 gagyiw xxx M x wg. X gi X tl, Z . sry K INTERESTED IN ONLY the finer things of life, these eds look over the latest offerings made by the literary world. College Men Leave Time For Gabfests, Fun, Study It's not seven o'clock already, is it? And so be- gins the ed's day, which extends late into the night with studying, shooting the bull, and card playing. Between afternoon study hours and naps to compensate for last night's lack of sleep, male Eagles gripe for the fellow down the hall to get off the telephone and rummage through well worn black books to try to get a date for the evening. Down the street, apartment-dwellers are listen- ing to the mournful strains of Tom Dooley blaring from a hi-fi while a jimmy Reeves record plays in the next room over the radio. The other roommate is slaving in the kitchen, learning just how difficult it really is to cook a steak. These eds are discovering how much fun college is by managing their own affairs. THESE EDS CLAD in drippy towels listen, with amuse- ment, to the line their roommate is shooting to his girl. ' 4:- 28 V , an-WW' , M, A PICTURESQUE MURAL enhances the decor of this room occupied by three artistic residents of West Dormitory.

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sa DISHES AND DAY are done. The young wife gets assist- ance from hubby as she takes off her apron until morn, at Wi, ,Isa o f V ' ...I s J . i 4 i , M it . va .A l'LL DRY THOSE, honey: you put up the leftovers. Co- operation is the key to mixing books and family life. Household Chores Finish Day Of Young Marrieds More college students than ever before are marrying before graduation and continuing their academic work While keeping house and rearing a family. These scholars co-operate in their housekeep- ing and studying endeavors, and, by learning the value of a minute and how to budget time, main- tain grade averages equal and often superior to those of their single classmates. Married North Texans read textbooks while they do the weekly washing and write term re- search papers in the midst of fall housecleaning. Although in many households only one mem- ber is enrolled in classes, both partners worry to- gether over school Work, the family budget, and often over future Eagles who demand constant attention. Therefore, co-llege couples appreciate their hard-earned educations. SHOES OFF, lean back. How good it is to come home after a rough clay in class and relax to soothing music. i