Ohio University - Athena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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Iarades meant floats, costumes, skits and artistry. An entire weekend, or perhaps only a single day, spent in revelry and exhaustion were memorable moments of such occasions as Homecoming, J-Prom, Greek Week, and other festivities. The grand effort and elaborate presentation became indivisible as they entered the hearts of everyone.

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' Ik J . Spring afternoon of relaxation and fun - one of the many at this time of the year. Lake Hope drew multitudes of students along the winding roads from Athens to its pleasant shores. The warm sands and cooling water provided the escape that was sorely needed. Tennis courts, ball diamonds and basketball boards received their share of recrea- tion-minded students. Soft wool blankets, summer sandals and leather convertible seats attracted those who had neither the strength nor the desire to wear themselves out in vigorous exercise. The green of campus and the shade of the McGufFey Elms provided havens for others inflicted with spring fever. There was no conflict. Students simply gave in to the temptations of nature. 22

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V ioPELAND Hall, the new College of Commerce building, is but a signpost of the future. New names such as Jefferson and Shively Halls are being added to the list of structures. And still to come is an engineering building, an education building, and others to follow. These are the signs of growth, signs that lead toward higher edu- cation, wisdom and knowledge — true foundations of the future. 24