Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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STUDENT sENATE's MODEL U. N. PROVIDED A CHANCE TO LEARN ABOUT INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS. Culture Became a Part of Our Lives Many of us believed that culture was not only to absorb but to experience We sang in the University chorus or in smaller groups. Perhaps we learned to play an instrument. We danced at International Fair, We experimented in the Union ait room. Our Student Senate sponsored a Model United Nations. Throughout our college life we instilled within ourselves a desire to learn more about our culture and others . . . We were striving for a finer experience in living as an adult. ' MRS. ELEANOR ROOSEVELT APPEARED IN THE MERSHON SERIES

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I HUCKLEBERRY Houno AND A PEPPY CHEERLEADER LIVEN A HALFTIME SHOW. We Took Time Out for Relaxation and Fun We discovered that vollege was more than academics and took time out for relaxation. In the afternoon we went howling in the Union. sometimes taking part in one of the intranniral leagues. We took a hreak from studying for finals and went ice skating on Mirror Lake. The Music Lounge in the Union was a favorite place to sit and just he alone. During the year we heeame attached to various fads and styles. Khaki raineoats and keds were COIl1T01'IEllJlC old standbys. And we adopted new fadsf llEill'llC'0IIIllC1'S.. lGOI31'dS.'Tlll' Collar coats. SHAGGY SWEATER. LEG-O- TICHTS. AND M A Y B E A A STRIKE. IT TOOK A WHILE BUT SOON WE LEARNED TO USE THE TOOLS OF THE ART ROOM. THE AIR WAS COLD, NIPPY AND EXCITING AS WE MADE OUR FIRST VENTURE ON THE ICE FOR THE WINTER SEASON. . ' r - -s, l ',i. ..'. . F-E AS. ' L. A EXT.. 1 For ' are I Q 5 ig . r j'::r-' ' U . ' -ve 'T 1 . at h . . . A- A sk. X