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

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t i ALCALDE 1980 INTRODUCTIO f DENT LIFE SPOR TS ENT EVENTS CURR iversit Sam Houston State Un NI ORGANIZATIONS. ADMINISTRA. CLASSES a ts en ei Ou. a et [== a o “o (Oy lis

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IM McCREARY G Student Life - DORIS KAY FOyTIK” i ‘ Current Events — LEE. FRIES. KAY FRIES | Organizations . es - ANNETTE COLONNETTA Classes Edited ihe Lou Fowler “JUDY LINN Advertising Maneber ! ERIC REDDING oe ae Processing 2° ALCALDE Staff Editor DORIS KAY FOJTIK GARY POWELL Sports GINA PRUITT Honors JULIE WHITE Administration | Edited by Annette Colonnetta KENNY CHILDRESS JEFF SPIEGELHAUER Photographers | LOU FOWLER Business Manager DR. ROY CLARK Adviser —— os

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sapere Sem 7 Sey CO Pe ts Ea 7 Sree Septem we arrives, students flock H ville. Fledglings just out of high school walking around with maps in front of eee faces 1 awe in their eyes. And old familiar faces, those ns with every corner of campus, those who have the wisdom of experience and wear Adidas to registration. Each year, September breathes new life into the University, into { community. The dorms fill, sidewalks become crowded and noon Pea is impossible once gain. The rage solitude of the summer sessions is shattered. And ‘those damn tule kids’ is reinstated into the vocabulary of even the most mild mannered of Huntsville public. They say life will never be as pS BEARKATS DEN A) Sam’s mascot designates the athletic dorm which became co-ed this year. B) Students find academic work piles up early in the semester. C) Old Main dominates the north-west end of campus. D) The Walls unit is an awesome sight to many incoming freshmen, E) Students enjoy brown bagging during a study break on the campus lawn. 4 Opening Do You Remember the | Time in September easy. as carefree as it is in Sep- tember and the months that fol- low to make our college career. Never again will we have so much freedom of choice, so much time to be foolish and so little responsibility. One wonders if ‘they ever tried to carry an 18 hour load, be a floor lege hold down a part-time job and maintain a 3.5 GPA? Well, maybe our standards were not that high. But, September was a time of goal setting, a time of anticipation, a new beginning. And maybe, when September passes and midterm is over and we have sheepskin in hand, we'll remember that there was no bet- ter time than that which began in September of '80. SR: SS RERTEHS OT