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

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Memories - Essence of a niversit AFTER a day of classes, two freshmen find time for a few serious minutes to play an old favorite tune at the piano in the UB. A friendly greeting on campus, a cup of coffee before the 8 o,clock class, the guy with the friend- ly smile sitting next to you in English-these are a few components of four years spent at school. These compose the essence of university life, and for this essence graduates are forever nostalgic. Many memorable things happen during a single semester that seem real only to those who ex- perience them-the rush of registration and pledgeship, the festivity of Homecoming, the gaiety of going home for Thanksgiving and Christmas, and the joy of being selected for W'ho's Who. Yet campus life is composed of even more than these. It is an indefinite, indescribable wave in the Great Sea, that swells and ebbs and settles unforgettably into the whole. What qualities does the wave of campus life contain that produce the effulgent promise coming at the beginning of semester after semester and coloring all the years? What lights glimmering upon this wave make the most wretched day of school seem memorable? What is university life? A howl of protest over a newspaper review . . . bloodshot eyes from burning the lamp too late . . . daily coffee breaks to awaken a tired brain strained by a hectic sched- ule and busy classes . . . Wednesday night dances on the slab at the UB . . . a dash from the post office to the dorm in a rainstorm . . . a cheering grandstand at a football game . . . a moonlit night and a walk across campus . . . book-buying sprees and the aftermath of a deflated checkbook . . . early fall days when a crisp wind scatters leaves and hair-dos with indiscriminate ferocity . . . lVlcConnell carillon playing Christmas carols in the still air . . . the cold, clean wind of a winter dusk and the last wintry football game viewed from the insulation of a woolen blanket . . . the ex- pressions of people coming into the UB hunched from the cold and the changes played on their faces as they warm and relax and become a part of the milling mass of the university . . . long regis- tration lines where you meet the people you never see any more . . . the renaissance of spring on cam- pus with greenery sprouting riotously as the sun activates the sap . . . the escape to early spring lake parties after a house-bound winter . . . sun- shine and smiles and friendly people . . . A gossamer mist from the rip tide of university life holds the answer to the haunting question of its identity: people, places, and things, the search for knowledgeg permanent and transient friend- ships, new outlooks and newer wisdom-all this forms memories of University Life, 1962.