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

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:ZZ I . . ll 'ni mi -' i I f S N Y' Ilzezir lungs. A CfIPPliLL,4 I'OCl'f1lJZlN!L IS NOTIIINC, rom llmrefl lo life wm'l.'-ozzl mn fujmlnlff yffff-ff'I1If1'J'.5 gi f fl YHIS' ll'ON l' HURT if BIT! living sho! nf lllltl ful ny .s'I11drf11f.s' lmw' new w1r'r'Uml1'm1.s l'fll'!l yum' ui n'gf.sln1l! N X xNcNNNg --' ZNOV ' mu IV111 mf! il? September, the shortest month of the school year, lasted only a week. But things were buzzing even before most of the collegians arrived. The Eagles lost a hard football tussle with Kentucky, one of the nations best. and returned to wallop their traditional foe, East Texas State, 42-20. Registration got top billing with cam- pusites in September. Registration: endless lines . . . How many hours are you taking? . . . agronomy majors to the left . . . This class is closed . . . Where's your communist pledge? . . . Sorry, it's lunch time. Come back this afternoon. . . . etc. But there was plenty of time to relax at dances on the Slab and at the Club- house, parties for freshmen, pep rallies, the Saturday Night Stage show, and Church. Then to classes. ' I . . 1121 J'