University of North Texas - Yucca Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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Administration Board of Regents, President Emeritus, adnninls- tratlve officials . . . people who form the policy of this school . . . people you will remember. Ond en The main purpose of any yearbook is to recortl the happenings of the school year for whatever institution that it may rep- resent. So it is with this, the thirty-fifth edition of the North Texas State Teachers College yucca. But to the majority of the student body, the word history leaves a somewhat un- pleasant impression when it is connected with any publication. For that group, then, let us say that the 1941 Yucca is the story, in pictures and print, of what hap- pened on our campus during the past twelve months. If you examine these following pages very carefully you will no doubt observe Activities Graduates, seniors, juniors, sophomores, fresh- men . . . you, your roommates, and classmates . . . those with whom friendships are made. Features . . . what happened this year at North Texas in socials, stage, music, forensics, radio, campus publications . . . pictures of interest. i

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i (Eioo U Organizations that this issue of your annual embodies many changes, some large and some small, from last year ' s Yucai. These changes have been made with one big object in mind — to give you more of what you like best in a yearbook. Informality has been the watchword to everyone connected with the compiling of this edition. Assuming that this is what you like best, we have in every possible manner tried to make this book a true representation of every important event just as it actually happened. Naturally you will find mistakes herein. For such errors we beg your pardon; none were made intentionally. Sorori+ies, fraternities, honoraries, campus clubs ... a history in pictures and print of the fifty different North Texas organizations. Personalities Athletics Favorites, the ten students that you picked as outstanding in the school ' s hottest election; the 1941 Yucca Who ' s Who on the campus. The 1940-1941 sports history of the Teachers College . . . football, basketball, track, tennis, golf, intramurals, and women ' s athletics.