University of Nebraska Lincoln - Cornhusker Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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r j«N A V f v » k ' i , v i ' le: ' W: y m . S»v The old well at flg campus (above) is a favorite gathering place for stu- dents taking that well deserved rest between classes . . . The shade of the Administration Building affords a re- treat for Loyde fldams and Don Ediger to study • . . The place: The Indian Rock; The dress: blue jeans and girlish giggles The Order of the Day: study- ing; and Pat Ward and Kathleen Nick- elson comply to the letter. L.n ' ' ' ■;«IM%k. ■jr yy trfjfWrn ' .flTa ' nf Min ir ■ ■ ; •, ' :.- ■■ ' ■ j ' ZS

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T 1 mtk to the gay charm of being young ...when all the world is made just for you and trouble is an unknown thing ...when the restlessness of exciting dreams of actions yet to come over- shadows young blunders . . . and un- spoiled friendships, unthwarted ambi- tions, and careless adventures con- sume happy thoughts ... to that unique something which is youth this volume is dedicated. y

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' The steps of the Student Union were ideal for dating, gossiping, or for watching the world go by . . . Rosalie Slddmore and Francis Baker found an inviting spot in front of the library for that important chat . . . Balmy spring weather, shade trees, and beautiful scenery provided an entrancing spot for Ag students, Suzanne Huell and Wright Johnson, to relax. V: I