University of Virginia - Corks and Curls Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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Fraternities Athletics Organizations Honoraries Features Schools Advertisements 8 24 92 I30 I76 l98 2l0 288

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KENNETH S. WHITE Editor-in-Chief GORDON F. RAINEY Business Manager CHARLES T. CUDLIP Managing Editor

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LIFE AT THE UNIVERSITY While the CORKS AND CURLS has as its function, the enumeration and presentation of the various activities which take place at The University, the mere listing of students and the activities in which they participate cannot transmit an adequate impression of life at The University. The environment, the unique atmosphere of The University, is a quality which permeates all of its aspects. Though almost impossible to define, this atmosphere is as much a port of The University as the football team, the fraternities, or even the individual student. What, then, is the symbol of this atmosphere? Is it the parties,the architecture, 0 Raven Society key or o T.l.L.K.A. pin? Is it the tradition of the gentleman as it has developed at The University? Is it the Honor System? The answer to these questions is yes; yet this atmosphere is not the product of the addition of these and like elements. Words provide an inadequate vehicle for conveying such 0 subiective and indescribable quality. With this in mind, then, the following pictorial essay, it is hoped, will capture 0 sense of this unique atmosphere, and demonstrate the element of unity which underlies the various facets of university life which the 1962 CORKS AND CURLS seeks to portray.