Sam Houston State University - Alcalde Yearbook (Huntsville, TX)

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1 — n ■ . We hear the merry laughter of the students as they pass from class to class, some stopping to chat with a friend or to listen to a- wee bit of gos- sip. On entering the class rooms a calmness follows, and they try to cen- ter their attention on the words of the instructor. But is every mind therel We are inclijied to believe some are elsewhere, or perhaps should he. ALCALDE for ,C) o -rSam TiouHon tate Ueachers Volleqe HUNrSV LLE. - TEXAS

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r bifrn ' im Jy College life is like an ever flow- ing stream, sotfte times quiet and placid, and then changing to a tor- rent of sivijtness, but altvays mov- ing onward. As we observe this stream we become chartned icith its beauty . On either side we see groups of laughing boys and girls, making social life, as well as books, a part of their education. eorrjifGfiT QJO EDITOR W.lL Brewer MANAGEP

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We notice that the campis life of the boys and girls is extremely in- teresting. Many romances which culminated in marriage have had their beginnings on this campus. If that old chinaberry tree should start to talking to-day, ive ii ' onder how many students would rush madly and make an attempt to burn it. How oft has it overheard the same age-old story! FOflEVVOf Herein we have tried to preserve for you, in a reminiscent way, the inside elements of this year s Col- lege Life. In turning the pages of this book, if you call to mind some incident or accident that otherwise would have been forgotten, if you get some .slight pleasure by reading It, or if it grows dearer to you in the years to come by linking together sioeet metnories of the past, we shall feel that our efforts have been amply rewarded, and we can again rest our heads in peaceful dreams .