Indiana State University - Sycamore Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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Quad 1b Quad is land for all season When the fost-paced hustle and bustle of campus life reoched intolerable heights, many students sought refuge in the grassy splendor of the Quad. Placed in the middle of our concrete jungle, this small area of gross and trees provided 0 place of escape for many 05 they retreated to the simplicity of nature. Some found this quiet spot 0 terrific place to study and get 0 breath of fresh air at the some time. Small groups of people Iozily talking under the shade of trees was not an uncommon sight either. Afternoon picnics and midmorning courtships under clear blue skies dotted the Quad when the weather was nice. Many other students found this an opportune spot to engage in their favorite sports. Frisbees often soored Photo by Glenn Lelvzell through the air as they caught the breeze. Action-pocked football and soccer games were organized as students discovered 0 healthy outlet for their tensions. Whether playfully tousling in the gross or turning flips, the Quad was seen 05 0 good spot for 0 little fun. Although the Quad sow most of its activity in the fall and the spring, in the winter this spot did not remain unused. Snowmon-building 0nd snowball fights were among this winter entertainment. Ployfully dunking someone's head in the snow on the way to class was some people's idea of fun. Whether students used the Quad for relaxing or frolicking, this spot provided a brief respite from the workpdoy world. I The ability to execute amazing leaps is not a prerequisite for a fosr-paced frisbee game; however, these students find this skill useful. With fall quickly creeping around the corner, this student finds the unseosonobly warm weather a perfect chance to refine his punrlng technique. Photo by Glenn Leltxell

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round in battle for education all photos by Mlke Harding Cashiers' lines feel the crunch as more than 10,200 undergraduates pass rhrough these srarions and pay their in-srare fee of $37.50 per semester hour With a sigh of relief, sophomores Byron Fulrz of Cayuga and Donald Duvoll of ferre Howe fill our their business office cards. Registration 15

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S De Phovo by Glenn Lelizell Counesy or Communlcorion Services A quiet place ro rhink wirhour any distractions was one of the OUod's odvonroges, This girl spreads our her blanket to absorb both rhe sun and knowledge Courtesy o! Communlcorlon Servlces Blizzard conditions and blrrer cold plagued the com- pus most of rhe winter, but lffe still wenr onh Aided by an umbrella, this couple berries rhe weather. Catching the last rays oi the summer, this srudenr loys our on one of rhe benches jusr ourside of the Grill 05 she adds a bronze glow to her body. Photo by Glenn Leirzell Quad 17