Kent State University - Chestnut Burr Yearbook (Kent, OH)

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FR, TER ITY MEN ' strain iiiuscles endeavoring to remain ahead in noon footl all game and are onlv one of tlie many events and conipe- the Greek Vcek Chariot races. The races precede a Saturday after- titions occurring during the fall week set aside for KSU ' s Greeks. IT ' S TIME FOR a parade. Tlie Kent State univcrsit band turns at a corner in the center of downtown Kent. When this geograph- ical point is reached, the long, winding Campus Dav parade is al- most over and hcgins to wend its wa liack to rni rrsitv grounds. 12

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Student meets student An inevitable result of college life— student meets siu- (Icni. iXfaybe the acquaintanceship occurs in the Hub, a (lass, the library, at a social affair— who knows. Friend- ships continuously spring up; and if they don ' t prove last- ing, they are not soon forgotten but become tiled with a store of memories. The socialization process is evidenced everywhere on the campus. Students can laugh together or be serious logciher. For foin- years they share a common type of lite logeihcr, antl by their ery associations they become more educated. This is a rare time— a time when minds are ()inig and eager, hearts filled with hope for the fastap- piDadiing future. WHILE GIVINCi ail oral report, a niililary student Icmporarilv assiitiics the r() c of eflncntor iti a dassrootn vhere lie is a pupil. HE.ADS ARE BENT in a serious discussion of (he lioucs in the human body. Joint studying often iMisiramblcs ronfuscd notes. DURING . MOMENT of relaxation in the Hub. these two share a laugh over the humor of a recent class incident. I ' () ,SrL!DENT.S work industriously in a .science laboi.uon In complete an assignment before tlie class period ends.

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Activities spur learning A break from ihe niL-iiuil strain ol learning is a nec- essary element for every college student. Social events allow the mind to be captmed by some immediate hap- pening and to wander momentarily from the thoughts of books and long assignments. Kent State activities afford a chance for working to- gether or competing with fellow students. They are a large edition of the coffee break. When retiuning to the grind, a student finds his mind has been relaxed and appears nruch more capable and able to grasp and under- stand the varied bits of knowledge. I ' . R 1 ICIPANTS OF tliis pie-calins Cdiiicsi ccmlcl well lie- dubbed Pie-faces for entering the annual May Day compeliti e e ent. FEMALE ROWERS nuui the oars at Rowlioat regatta. Often the inexperienced females float aimlessly about in the lake. LAST YEAR ' S freshman class tirade a hit on Campus Day by roll- ing out the welcome wagon for the benefit of alums and yisitors. . HIGH SCHOOL band concert held on the tennis courts was part of the actiyity during the high school band clinic. 13