Texas A and M University - El Rancho Yearbook (Kingsville, TX)

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A I students study in the library for exams which come alt too frequently. The Campus Helen Lucille Taylor practices in the Music Building. After Dark R, W. Sitton runs a program for E.E. 225. 19

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Johnny Terry (r) and Bob Wells (J) work in the ag mechanics shop. Chemistry major David Crawford performs an experiment for Chemistry 409, A group of A l students were sitting in the Tejas room one evening. Remarked one student, “I wish there was some- thing to do on this campus! When the sun goes down, this places goes to sleep. Nothing happens around here at night.” “Tom’s right,” said another student. “Nothing goes on around here—unless you count football games, basketball games, church groups, discussion groups, free movies, club meetings, parties, and dances.” A co-ed chimed in, “There is even more than that happen- ing. I’ve been over in the library working on a research paper and the place is crowded! Coming over here 1 met a couple of friends who told me they were headed for classes. They claim there are about 25 classes being taught at night, not counting the labs.” “Come to think of it,” admitted Tom, who had started! the whole discussion, “as I was coming over here tonight, I saw lights on in the science building. Somebody must be working in one of the chemistry or biology labs. I know people work in the darkroom most evenings during the week. And I could hear music coming from the music building, so I guess kids are over there practicing.” “Another concert is being given next Tuesday, so 1 guess the music majors are getting prepared,” commented the coed. “Well, gang, I’ve got to be going. I need to finish up a project in the Ag mechanics shop tonight!” said one of the boys as he stood up. Watching his friends disappear into the evening, Tom shook his head. “There is a lot more going on around this college at night than I thought!”

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Academic Life