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

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' FESSOR Graham helps one of the Aces of Ccllegeland with the music score during intermission at the regular Wednesday night dance. THROUGH philosophy Dr. Linden helps collegians construct the lasting foundations for personal beliefs and moral standards. Students, Profs Enjoy Fruitful Relationships When learning is mentioned, the image of a professor comes to one ' s mind, for the educated must light the way for the uneducated. Our instructors are here with one purpose in mind — to help us. They give up their own time to listen to our personal problems, to give us ideas that may be helpful to us, and to talk with us individually about our work. They warn us about the good and the bad and try to make today profitable and tomorrow promising for us. These are the people who consciously and unconsciously give shape and purpose to the lives of many of us. The modern college has come a long way from being the log on which a professor and his pupil sat, but both professor and pupil still exercise cooperative efforts where learning takes place. DR. Pat Windham explains to a budding physicist the mechanism of a power supply unit for a research project in deuteron scattering. 23

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. u MISS RUTH PRIDDY USES PART OF HER FREE TIME TO COUNSEL WITH AN ENGLISH STUDENT. STlfDENTS IN DR LATHAMS BUSINESS PSYCHOLOGY CLASS EVIDENTLY ENJOY THE CLASS, A POPULAR ONE ON CAMPUS. 22

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