University of Texas El Paso - Flowsheet Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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C MP LIFE September. We greet old friends. We make new friends. We smile. We are gay. We pack sundresses away. We wear dark cottons. We stand in transcript lines, clutching a quarter all the while. We wade through registration. We watch classes close. We grab the wrong class cards. We see Dean Small. We cry for Dean Small. We stand in bookstore lines. We spend money. We spend too much mon- ey. We wear beanies. We carry buckets of whitewash. We check out the freshman ladies. We tremble through rush. We pledge, We carry paddles. We wait on actives. We go to class. We smile at the profes- sor. We growl at the professor. We study. We play. We cheer the Miners on to victory. We sing folksongs. November. We build house decorations and floats for Homecoming. We celebrate. We park on campus. We park off campus. We collect parking tickets. We dance. We go to Coed Ball. We go to the Military Ball. We sing Christmas carols. We pray during the silence of a free-throw. February. We take part in Sing Song. We are in Variety Show. We grow beards. May. We go to the Campus Carnival. We throw Sponges at pseudo-mer maids. We have fun. We laugh. We cram. We have finals. We cry. We graduate. We live. We are the students, from 1913 to 1964-and this is our Campus Life.