Wake Forest University - Howler Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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There is much to be gained from college that does not come from the covers of a textbook or the confines of a classroom. For college not only provides a unique living situation with dorms and cafeterias, but it also subjects the individual to close contact with perhaps the widest as- sortment of people he will ever encounter. Few Wake students fail to realize the op- portunity inherent in the interim hours between classes and curjcn- I hut rnni nnc that vital t:nu reserved for LIVING. ,i;-; Z2. % W ' hfthtr (lining amid (he ilamor of ihf cajeleita. gomping in thf . nack ' ' pit or frolicking tn a mtdmght srwajall, Wak s stuiUnts find a valuable part oj their education contained in nonacademic activities.

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Facing constant jtressurc ivith its inevitable accompani- ment oj jrayed nerves, .students iati.sjj the necessity ' of di- version in a variety of wars. Social life as a groufi is experienced at athletic events, through Greek activities and in special campus-ivide functions while quiet walks m Reynalda Gardens or a nnn-ii- date unsiver tn the more individual social needs. Friday comes, and the face and feeling aj the cam nis are transformed as students teinpmarily turn aside from working to PLAYING. The oiillrls for ilnrnwii ill Wair air iiiniiiJM nml an lighted signs of local mghlspols bill aim by the light i oj as the Dixie Classic Fan. nhali -at not only by the