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

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tke Student To his school the student brings his will- ingness and ability to learn. He finds that becoming educated is an infinite process, stimulating but sometimes depressing. The quiet delight of sudden understanding, the tension before an exam, and the relief when studies are finished are feelings experienced by each student as he works toward his pri- mary goal of intellectual development. s

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University Is.. I: ' ' »:. . ' ■ ' the School The school stands as a symbol of education and as the builder of edu- cated citizens. Through the years it has been looked upon in owe and in dis- trust, but we look today in admiration and hope. The school is more than buildings; it is the home, the parent of the mind.

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Nebraska Is.. the State From our corn-producing plains broken by bluffs — the State of agriculture. From our ever-expanding towns and cities — the State of industries, trade and commerce. From the rolling range and hay meadows of our ranch land in the Sandhills — the Beef State. 1