University of South Dakota - Coyote Yearbook (Vermillion, SD)

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1 ' --954 its aww, ,M- WE WORKED HARD .... Each year about the firstof January and the middle of May, term papers suddenly become due, and read- ing assignments include the last few pages in the book. What? Final exams already? SUSD students seem to shake off this ominous warning and con- tinue on their way only to meet up with the worst! - an English l.it final at eight o'clock tomorrow? A feverish rush to gather up the semester's material follows . . . l-lours later as the rays of the morning sun penetrate the smoky haze of the room, books begin to close with a triumphant thud. The long trek to lvlike's , . . a coffee line, bluebooks, pen and ink - - - all the essentials for a perfect day.

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BUT CN WEEKENDS WE LIVED IT UP! Throughout the week compus lite tolqes on o sort ot subdued colm, out os Fridoy once ogoin rolls oround ond the weekend op- prooches, the stops ore pulled out ond the sociol colendor reploces the ossignment sheet, The Vorsity echoes with singing ond loughter- couples ond stogs flock to the Soturdoy night double teoture, porties opound, oosketboll ond toot- boll gomes drow cheering crowds. Some individuols desert the scene tor o quiet weekend ot home, but in their obsence the testive mood still prevoils. Sundoy night - O vvoetul look ot the pile ot books f o pouse - roll over ond bock tO sleepl