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hings are changing, or so we always hear. Campus underwent a face lift. New sidewalks, renovation of old buildings, new policies. Soon, the students will have forgotten the crowded conditions of the old Student Union Building as they are now able to enjoy the spacious 58.2 million University Center. As the athletic programs continue to build exciting, winning records, stu- dents will no longer remember what the losing seasons were like. With the increased enrollment, class- rooms were more crowded, and trying to prepare a class schedule was difficult as a result of the long list of closed classes. Q . '34, 'D -K' lx 1 .- 1 4 -ig, Q-Q-vi X-if !.'-:Q ' ' gf '. , 'wg ' 1 Mi '-r4'k?.- nk. 45 -'i.-4 C. Brown Preparing for the Homecoming parade, Rex Meyr and David Black help Mike Bitters into his tree costume for the Alpha Gamma Rho, Sigma Sigma Sigma, and Alpha Omicron Pi entry in the parade. MSM ,i-.., r H W ,,, . Running into the sunset, Kevin Armstrong travels down College Farm Road one afternoon in the late fall. N . N -wa- C. Brown 7 Checking out the balloon formation, this student helps prepare the large helium-filled balloon that towered above the Watermelon Bust activities in Cutchin Field this fall. C. Brown Opening 3
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