University of Wyoming - WYO Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

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%- e- . %■: r 1,4 i i ' m ' s ■» x Ac X ' The enthusiasm and encouragement of the crowd at a UW football game is reflected in the faces and applause of a portion of the student cheering section. Members of the team, too, shore in the excitement of the football spectacle.

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Susan Larson, recogniz- ing the beauties of fall, sits among the fallen leaves, and indulges on a blade of gross. The beginning of the school year necessitates the purchase of textbooks. Here, Jeonette Haley, Mary Jo Brodey, and Tom Meyer make final purchases at the Bookstore. Crackling leaves, the purchases of new and strange textbooks, and many assemblies, all mark the beginning of a new school year. Fall activities are numerous and diverse, but all contribute to the enjoyment and pleasure of the student. Once the student is emerged in classwork a new world has been opened for him — a world leading to unknown discoveries and further educational de- velopment. New students sit fascinated while watching the talent program pre- sented by the Student Orientation Committee.

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The University of Wyoming Marching Band plays The Star Spangled Banner while the cannon fires. This impressive flag-raising ceremony begins every home football game. Play up, play up, and play the game. (Sir Henry Newbolt, Vital Lampada ) The beginning of every school yeor means a new football season. Wyoming students are enthusiastic football fans. Fair weather and a winning team helped make the 1963-64 season an especially successful one. Not only the excitement of the game, but the pageantry provided by the band and other performers, makes Wyoming football a great spectacle. The football team runs onto the field, through the hoop of victory, while Spurs, Pepsters, and an enthusiastic crowd cheer.