University of Kentucky - Kentuckian Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

Page 18 text:

Classeu, as a rule, arenlt Too bad. Often it is possible to actively engage in some prefered prohibited activity such as read- ing Playboy, writing home for money, or talking At worst, it is nearly always possible to daydream, and of course, there is always the possibility of cutting class and sleeping late or going to the jam sesion in the afternoon This will eventially lead to summonses from the Dean though, or maybe even a letter to your parents.

Page 17 text:

t .mmWWmWAM' i Classes Also, it is imperative to study same. This is usually done at the eleventh hourLliteraliy, or later, and it is often limited to pouring over an old test or a few scribbled notes, but at any rate a certain amount of time is spent at the desk. Little of value comes from this, except that it is ordinarily possible to cram enough facts into the memory to allow one to spew them out the next day in a blue book. This activity, which passes for studying at the University of Kentucky, is concentrated around the few days prior to, and included in, that time of trial known as exam week. I 5a De sawib'evv ,A UNWL weave Some .0 A all . OE; .Isia'miC CATV ; . , , 1 Mat is H49. HWQ V 0V ' . . a h AioQ it 'ivxfiMMQ PYAAUKLJUme' A 1' mhevdomcq i Iowa AW? 7 iLlumA? . ,,,,,,

Page 19 text:

But with 0 good line, 0 little Iost-minute industriousness, and on artful nose, 0 semester can be endured with few bad effects, and usually with qqite a few enjoyable moments. This, after all, is better than the army or sitting home, and what's more, it may someday lead to the white collar workerls union card, the degree. Classes