University of Wyoming - WYO Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

Page 15 text:

flowers may spoi midnight oil. (Gay, Trivia ) Clouds gather and hover over Prexy ' s Pasture — the center of the campus of the University of Wyoming. Across these paths thousands of students tramp daily, to and from classes, their dorms, or perhaps to the Student Union for a break from their educational pursuits. Here, the students pass their professors, their classmates, and their close friends. During winter months, students hurry along — trying to get out of the howling wind or the flurrying snow. Throughout the more mild months, however, students loiter — basking in the warm sunlight and lolling about on the velvety green grass. Through the years many have walked over these sidewalks following the final paths to success. From the Student Union one looks over Prexy ' s Pasture toward Ross Hall, the College of Nursing, or the College of Arts and Sciences.

Page 14 text:

4 ■ , Walkers at leisure learning ' s Nor watch the wasting of the ' ■ ' ' w m m m w ns SB ra ft: ii; , 8, ,, r D- ff »■ »» i» » a H «1 I| H -» B ■ ■ ' mmm

Page 16 text:

Dean Galliver meets with new women students to brief them on college life. What ' s well begun, is half done. (Horace, Epistles ) The beginning of every new school year meons the beginning of o new way of life for many stu- dents. For others it is the beginning of new resolu- tions — to make more of college opportunities than they had done in the past. It is a time of seeing old faces and a time of making many new adquaint- ances. Each beginning is a step toward an end — not only of another school year, but for many, a final step toward life ' s goals. Sandra Ludwig reaches the final stage of registration—the moment of paying fees. Judy Tatham and Lilo Gallagher make final additions to their doss schedules.