Indiana University - Arbutus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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fr Wfwlln 'K No, it'.s not u graduate who shriveled up in the heat of the day. This skeleton was the contribution of the n1c'zlin'z1I grads. Commencement Law, medical, and dental graduates traditionally tried to outdo the previous years efforts at being different at I.U.'s 137th annual Commencement last june. Law grads substituted barrister derbies for mortar boards, while the graduation project of the M.D.'s wassuspending a human skeleton over the Stadium with five large balloons. Dental students, however, had problems. Several hundred paper teeth cut-outs were to be carried by helium-filled balloons and released at degree-com ferring time. They incurred only one difficulty- the helium tank ordered from Indianapolis could not be squeezed into the transport car. It was a day steeped in tradition in some ways and completely departing from it in others. But a traditional VVell done . . . Ed Kitclf' sign pulled over the stadium by an airplane bid an approving farewell to the 4853 members of the Class of '66, ,fin rysgwlf. vw r.: 5-Q' 5 Y IW- if hui-. k I, :HEL hvgkli ft ki hx? la 4IL b fl? - W irish. -wif' ff f t 1 1f'I,,,L'il'0 ' risk-,Li it f-ahh he 2 fr Ftp' L i.,l H. gr-1, Q . tf .Q LI Egg: . '- 1 71ir?fE.,1'1'i 1IH'5'l Mft ibqififffh FV? -fb' -, rJr.'.u-fi i..,bil:- -' 1 ' ' '- f A i 'L-Jr ,A F' ht 325. it i 'lf 'elfrrfinli it in nf,-uvnlbakg. 3'i.'ff,ifg , ,F I 11311 L. ','.4a'lQ:if'f1 Wg' ,trail-.551-'f I H '2.Egg:L f 5rrfsf'sf'E' 'ft b'? E nf is pl-LE , if 14,92 E, L? ,sf bivglivf 'Sufism M ko' I J I3 vu qkk Q, F, ? as ,I-si+f'e Li- Q , 3, -I ,' ' v ,J H , - T, , . 13,521 is .W ,s,I'b,+n Q tr . - s' W i f -fx Muff . 1 - . vi i -- n f , . ' ' EIR-SETI Elfilli' I ,Nik 'Y '-r-'fd , 4:-M 'J-1:-1f'p:g,3r,fJ1jf'l' Tir Jaffa! gl .,'-ga,-fri' f':7?'l. zzlf' ,L-,Aw msg-141' fvferx Mi' - ,.,.-,.i,fg-.ur-as-+':''W' 4j, ' - I 'f ,aygg i 5 it in 4- --5-fm: .n ' . f' A sf' 1-3-'15f'efi-' f-'.rrQ'fg 'f t35Eff vlff.-iip'g.Q' 'L' - we .fi .. 'I T' .bye f ff

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- .A ti- 7 ' vs, '-'---,-. ' u 3 . . f p , , ' . D- . 'sf v 'ff' , ' -f L I J -. .ATM-' . .L '-L.-'xi4n-f WF 5- -u-L .Lv Freshman Camp lt was counselor and L-ainpcrg server, washer. and scinpcig advisor and advised, thc first collcgc experience for 500-Fra-sliinzni Camp for the class of 70. The YMCA, YWCA, and the junior Division were ahlc to accoinmodatc every applicant by hai'- ing simultaneous prograuns at Camp llivcixlzxlc and at Bixitlfoixl NVoods for tht- first tiinc- last fall. Buzz groups, 'Allow to Dcxvlop an Etfvc-tive Faith on Campus, Coach Pont, thc Citations, and a iniui-Activities Fair we-rc all il part ol the two-clay progrmiis. Talent varivty shows, taillis hy Univeisity professors and studt-nt lcuclws. tugs-ut'-war. and a healthy dost- uf folksinging were included for good iiieusiiiv. The rn-d swcaltsliirt and rod SAB hat wcrc tht- status synihols, iniu'king iippwclassiiicii who had he-como czunpus lczidurs. Those counsclors, all Y- incinhcrs, hrouglit thc- advice that new students can gvt only from thusc who have hccn through it all he-fort-. Planning, leadership, and participation were all responsihilitios of the staff. This was what for many inadt- camp ai clizillt-nge-to return next fall as campus leach-rs tlic-insclvcs.