Texas Wesleyan University - Txweco Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Cam worked overlime in Dan Waggoner. The FR eolilors ol Jrhis edilion are in no wise responsible y i.ff 'l' . i for Jrhe Things he saw. Xi a .. . I L gui- l ,1 f X K! . fi fN'f', 0 W, 3 ff ,111-fi-v The librarian goes lo lown on a lisl of over-due books. evening al home. w 1 Wu UAOYXX' X X Q NN 'hYE You The boys in Dan spend a quief X Q v X - I C l v X Q: ..'tTZ2 ' 1 41 . l 'fi if sf - '7 x 0 I 1 Q g N 0 li C R i ' N ' , . ly 25552 i A lag mf . , fx Q25 0 O x D' GQ if ig' ' T ,Q : A , , X 0 , QQ v ll J Q A i u U E H 305' 'J Fiffkw ,SPA - X or rv i Adds I f ,. on GIRLS - mv: REQ?-QT JHVS- ' -1 You HFARD--' 1- - 7 ' FT- 5:1- T' -- --- '. C-NN E!-L- Arlo THEY 6 fo ,., Do 1 Y HE 0 , N A 1 i WAS- ri xx 4 M U i Q ? Q k has VID5 4. - U f 2 Q , K 1337 Ze j ' Ur X X 'I .J X D I f . A if -vgllllf g- h - r ,Q L ,Q-1-1.-a'i .iE Three-wheeling for Shakespeare. Affer lhis nexf meal, diefing. J Hi' Y I'II slarlr il, l l hi X I fi ll W X X e girls discuss world evenfs in classrooms, buf a+ home . . . l'll be as good lo you as you lel me be and as mean 'ro you as you make me be. gl li- -Nfy 1 L Qin Q 1-' 29? Nl .i X. X An enlargemenl' of a Chemislry professors mind lnof lhal if doesn'+ need if.l No Soap! WHAT A Nice BoY HE WAS- HE plguir.Au.'r X , MQE mf I-IES CMT0-vnsr i S, - HEiYnuTEb DM '573-T H XTR i..... J ii 'M 'DEED

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Su i-mme ours Every school has places where sTudenTs lilce To congregaTe and chaT. Small groups oT lads and lasses can usually be Tound in groups abouT The campus. There are many such places on The Texas Wesleyan campus. buT There are a Tew ThaT are more TreguenTly used Than oThers. lvlany sTudenTs are known Tor The places ThaT They T-lang OuT. The sTone benches are usually inhabiTed by couples in The warmer parT of The year, and many college romances have had Their beginning aT This very place. AT Times groups oT sTudenTs may be Tound here sprawling on and abouT These benches. The P. C. C. room is The gen- eral gaThering place Tor all The Town Girls. Perhaps more OT Their Time is sp?1T in This room Than 'any parT oT The ,schooyglliis is Their place oT reTiT elwhen iT is cold or when liakn 'exTra biT oT powder is need- To cover ThaT shiney nose.