University of Houston - Houstonian Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Pictured left to right: (page 10) Unidentified student relaxes near the Cullen Family Pla a Fountains. Doug Drabek of the Cougar Baseball team does some warming up during the fall, and Kelley Griffin, Chris Amante and Sharon McKinney of the Daily Cougar Staff feel the agonies of defeat during Pi Kappa Alpha's annual fall rope pull, (page IDA UH Marching Band member enjoys his sound in the band's half time performance. Music major Ray Palermo practices his double bass in preparation fora UH Symphony Orchestra concert, and UH cheerleader julie Barley celebrates a Cougar victory. Everything is appropriate in its own time. Ecclesiastes 3:11

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A time for everything There is a right time for everything: A time to be born, a time to die; A me to plant; A me to harvest; A me to kill; A me to heal; A me to destroy; A me to rebuild; A me to cry; A me to laugh; A me to grieve; A me to dance; A me for scattering stones; A me for gathering stones; A me to hug; A me not to hug; A me to find; A me to lose; A me for keeping; A me for throwing away; A me to tear; A me to repair; A me to be quiet; A me to speak up; A me for loving; A me for hating; A me for war; A me for peace. Ecclesiastes 3:1 -8 J z I E Timora Horn

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The art of being educated Pictured left to right: A Delta Zeta takes advantage of a sunny day for reading; Board of Regents vice-chairman Ben Woodson reads over “King Lear and two unidentified joggers breeze through the campus. James Lcifeste