Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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ff? Break times often come from the daily routines at various uptown jam sessions. Be- fore the theatrical productions can be staged, students fulfill behind-the-scenes jobs .-P.-Q-. . ff 1, 1 in ,A 'elf O C O Q C O Q Exp ndln dlverslflecl actlvltles .f FM! ,N N - am: 5 A 'wwf-fi Extra-curricular During a quick walk from a class in Benton Hall to one in Upham, students linger long enough to look at tarnished autumn leaves along Slant Walk or snow in the pines by Ogden or the Japanese cheery blooms by Elliott. On such a Walk, students pause for a moment to catch up on the news and discuss plans for their extra- curricular events. ln either case the students, share part of themselves with Miami University.

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Whether for races, synchronized swims or recreation, students take advantage of na- tatorium cards. Intercollegiate athletic events call men to win for the red and 'white V- -.W ff fl ffl' ! athletic strcngt .ff m sax ga?-B i?at:'f,1 awww Q -' 'sb' 'awif l -X ISGM ' Sports Athletics, one phase of the extra-curricular activities offered for student participation and observation, call Miamians on crisp fall days to the football stadium, in winter to the natatorium or Withrovv Court and in springtime to the athletic fields behind the gymnasium. In addition to the varsity sports, men and Women participate in many intramural programs and co-educational recreation.