University of Miami - Ibis Yearbook (Coral Gables, FL)

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A PALM TREE AND THE QUIET WATERS OF THE LAKE MAKE A SERENE SETTING FOR STUDENT ON WAY TO CLASS 9

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UkCS MERRICK BUILDING APPEARS WHITE IN THE EARLY MORNING The Student Is the University’s Heart THE FACE OF the campus sometimes escapes exact dclination, for in its more subtle moods its meanings vary with the individual. Such a moment comes during the tranquility of an early morning walk to classes. Then, alone, or in the company of chosen friends, there is time for thought of the beauty of a day just beginning. The future, the busy day ahead seem remote in the serenity of the surroundings—the placid lake, the tropical greenness of the vegetation, the pastel shades of the buildings. Only at night, when the busy day is over, will serenity return. But memories will remain. COEDS FOLLOW WINDING PATH FROM DORMS TO CLASS 8

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HOMECOMING ROYALTY: MARCIA BOTT, HELEN TURNER. QUEEN JACKIE HART, JOAN TURNER. LOUISE ROBERTS The Campus Knows No Boundaries THE CAMPUS EXTENDS beyond its boundaries many times. Homecoming is one such occasion, when the Orange Bowl, Coral Gables and South Miami become as much a part of University life as the dormitories and classrooms. Queen Jackie Hart reigned over the 1956 festival of parades, dances and receptions. The lovely sophomore is pictured above with her four princesses in the Orange Bowl aboard a gayly lighted float, with red lights on one side of it and white lights on the other. The queen’s float and the winning floats in three divisions paraded during the halftime of the Miami-Boston College football battle. Coral Gables and South Miami were the settings for two colorful parades. 10