Southern Illinois University - Obelisk Yearbook (Carbondale, IL)

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Activities Academic: ports 16- 65 66-109 110-147 1b the Sluclenls of .Sloutlzern 1111'n01's M11'Uers1'1y CIongratulations to the Obelisk stall for produeing one ol the inost eoinplete and attraetive yearbooks in Southern's long history. This is as it should be, for as the University grows and matures it should progress in every respeet. However, inere growth without purpose would be pointless. It was for this reason that the University Board of Trustees devoted tiine and study and, eventually, gave approval to what have beeoine known as Southern's objeetives. It is fitting that the Obelisk this year has been produeed in aeeordanee with these objeetives, and I wish to express personal appreeiation for seleetion of this thenie. Perhaps it is not unreasonable to expect that as the Qbelisk gives emphasis to the objeetives of the University, students inay pause to give more Careful eonsidera- tion to their own objeetives and the prineiples whieh govern eaeh person's eonduet day to day. A student without definite objectives is an edueational wanderer, and it usually follows that sueh an individual is unaware of the preeiousness of tiine.

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Ur anizations Cree 'S Livin f J 1 K 148-209 210-233 231-283 Students who reap the riehest harvests lmoth in aeademie and 4'Xtra-eurrieular aetivities are those with well-estahlished goals, who know what they want to ae- eoinplish alter graduation. These are the indiyiduals who study with determination and enthusiasm: their work tends to heeome a pleasure. As the years go hy, this beautiful volume will lose some ol' its llreshness and sparkle. hut its value will increase, for it will always he a reminder ol' perhaps your most significant years of growth smentally, culturally and soeially, years ol' struggle, achievement, adjustment and fun, or possilmly years partially wasted through in- deeision while you groped for worthwhile goals. .Xs you leal' through these pages liye or twenty-liye years from now, you may he inspired to take another loolq at your personal road map to he sure you are still on the route leading to your ehosen destination. The real strength of any university is relleeted in its students, and its sueeess is measured in terms ol its graduates. lt is my hope that always there will he mueh in Common between the personal olrieetiyes ol' students and alumni and those ol' Southern Illinois University. Very sineerely yours, D1cI,Y'1'1c XY. Moiuus. President