University of Texas Austin - Cactus Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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WELCOMING PRESENCE: The beauty of the West Mall invites stu- dents and visitors to enjoy the University scenery. photo by John Foxworth. CATCHING RAYS: Deborah Rosenblum, graduate student in architecture, studies on the balcony of Goldsmith Hall. photo by John Foxworth. TUNNEL VISION: Two students stroll down the walkway outside Calhoun Hall. photo by Hanncs Hacker. ONWARD AND UPWARD: Ann Wilson, pharmacy senior, climbs the back stairs of the Union. photo by Hannes Hacker 10 A University Masterpiece

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howcasing well-developed talents, many student organizations chose only the cream of the crop to join their group. From the UT Waterski Team, to the Texas Cowboys, to the staff of KTSB, an established selection process ensured the caliber of the organization. While obtaining membership in an organization often posed a difficulty to the student, hard work accompanied inclusion. Like many organizations that required a considerable committment, Ensemble 1 09 required hours of practice in addition to performance time, and for most of the members, singing was only an avocation. A University Masterpiece 9

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side from the continual activity of campus life, the University offered quiet serenity to anyone willing to step back from the crowd and look around. In the manner of a single artist, the multitude of architects, builders, sculptors and groundskeepers produced, over dozens of years, a campus of resplendent beauty. While thousands jammed classrooms, checked out all the books in the library, and bought the last blue book, the crowd could not fill every spot under thick shade trees, or diminish the brilliant view from the top of the Tower. Although it seemed as if we were about to burst at the seams, taking a moment to stop and feed the squirrels reminded us of the University Masterpiece. A University Masterpiece 1 1 SSimi;