Hardin Simmons University - Bronco Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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v Life limmons campus were a timt :eone in which they Woulc l as the value of being witt wise old sages 0f the uppef r own ideas and to have then me a part of the universitx :he community. The officia'i and the freshmen wore the n Talent Show, Oct. 14. The t to participate in a football 1en early in the year. Fresh- 1 held pep rallies for the first ttball game. wuu-mmu. Beaming faces lighted the campus :15 soon :15 the freshmen armed. .-... . -. - ww..e-v.w-MW' 'h .y-w-MA. m. w... icrwwp mm me' .' .7 . .c ..vv.oaoantt..0e .ut...o-0Ie. ca: ..h...,.-'h0$' noooo-. W' oogov90 .' ,5......v' 2! m. -u-n

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Enthusiastic Freshmen Learn A New Life Thc first few days on the Hurdin-Simmons campus were 21 time .. for freshmen to wonder of a new liferonc in which they would I V learn the value of being alone 215 well as the value of being With others. The freshmen listened to the Wise 01d sages of the Llppcr '5. classes. but they were eager to use their own ideas and to hate their own fun. I The newcomers immediately became 21 part Of the universiti - , and learned to function as a part of the community. The official thslimc day was again proclaimed, and the freshmen wore the traditional beuiiics until their Freshman Talent Show, Oct. 14. The Student Congress challenged ttslimesii to participate in a football game between upper and lower classmen early in the year. Fresh- incn became very enthusiastic and even held pep rallies for the first annual Freshman Powder Puffh Football game. Frcshmen join hands vI.rL -:w a H $ X QUCQi V001 'vvgayoood n ,. Iircshmcn shim thcir cnlhuxmxm

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