University of Nebraska Kearney - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Kearney, NE)

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Winter days are snowy but fun Sleeping late on cold snowy mornings when classes are cancelled is ultimate bliss. F3opping popcorn in the dorms or playing Monopoly on frosty afternoons give students time to laugh and draw tighter within their warm circle of friends as Old Man Winter holds KSC in his grip. E3 a s k e t b a 11 games, tobogganing, snowball fights and Christmas festivities provide color, laughter and sweetness to winter days. And when the ice and cold seem to have locked the town forever, the thawing-out days of March and April lend a whisper of green and blue to the browns and grays of slush and wet. r w m :

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Apathetic homecoming prevails Homecoming. This is the time of year when all the alum- ni from KSC return to their old alma mater to review the past glories of college life. But, wait! Where are they? In fact, where are the students that go to KSC right now? Do you mean they're over at somebody’s house watching “Big Red” instead of their own college champions out on the field. Isn’t going to a dance “hip” anymore? Who was the Homecoming queen again? I know she was in a sorority. What queen isn’t? “Hey, didn’t you stay down here for Homecoming this year?” “No. A big tree was being cut down in front of my house that weekend and I wanted to see it.” Was it Homecoming Sept. 21-22? So what!