Southern Illinois University - Obelisk Yearbook (Carbondale, IL)

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Oda! pi lfiSSL'llll2ll to tlie eclneution ol' every' college stnclent luesicles tlie i'eqnii'ecl time spent in eluss anal x'an'ions lforins ol? instriietion is time, llllil its pi'eeui'iol1s lmltinee. Tliis lmlunee is neeessziry' not only for tlie pln-sit-ul well lmeing ot stnclents, lint for tlie mental stalnility tlmt is so olten olliset in tlie lnisy selieclnle tlmt nnist lie acllierecl to. A eertuin unionnt ot tinie ninst lic spent pursuing soeinl netivities. Tliese activities are eoorclinutecl ln' various organizations on campus, tlie ontstancling of tliese lieing l7i'utei'nities, sororities, nncl tlie Stnclent Union organization. NYlietliei' oi' not tliey realize tlie service tliey are pertorniing is iiieleviint, lint surely we cannot eonclenin tlie work tliey clo as clistrueting to tlie eclueutionul life of students. l Lg 'N-nf 4-X V L, N 5 ,,,- I 4 , , Q ,. 5 . .- -fp h. - A ,,.',-4 '-.. .--..,g. Y, , - X,-xx sx.-s R ,.5,.,-A 'A , I 4. V , . . . ,:-- ' A .,.-.', - ,h 5 1 , ,ax s mx. , Q -w .W .,-5 -1 - Q ,. ,ina ,. ,Z ---' - - 4' - V - ' ' - v' f' s ff- if f--:V -if ,- -.--flirt-f-P.-is -1ET.':fg'g-,235-li-1:.wg'7iiJr?:'Z7 1'ffl!f'l'l!l fllfllllfflld flu' -X'f!ll'f of lln' fl'll'Uf'll' l'Ilf'f', Il .xororilgf sislrv' gives sonu' llzllvli-11c'1'flc'rl uflt I Z

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lgpflff e UP' rdffl' A stained glass window is something that is always so beautiful and meaningful that its power is conveyed through an inner feeling. In trying to balance the education of students, the University presents a weelc of progranzs on religion. e igiouo ik VVithin the minds of all educated persons there is the realization of a higher universal being. A student needs this inert being within him not only in an ideological sense, but also as a watchman to regulate and oversee his every move. An educated person, educated in the sense that he has knowledge of the ecclesiastical virtues, will regulate his actions in regards to his Hnal acceptance into a later life. 'f t rs Q' f X 1 The pastor of the First Methodist Church shakes hands with his congregation upon their leaving the Sunday services. Churches and synagogues, coordinated by ministers, priests, and rabbis, oversee and guide students in their directed paths of emotional life at colleges of learning. For when young people, away from home, decide to throw away parental ties, then the religious organizations on this campus have their test. Then they have to be the mediators between the student and the higher being, on the lower level. , . s sw. , 9 ,, . A 1 ' 4 ' Q , Q . . 1 J 1 '29 It li fill 545 figli 2? rflgligi AM -7 V-anal.,-1-.ill QM!!!

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4 VV ith the therne of the Fine Art.s Festival being Asia and the Artsl' many .students and faculty took advantage of the occasion to show the different attire worn abroad. The Carbondale Bowling Lane.s of- fer the ideal location for students to relax and enjoy themselves. sf ,- P I 1 One of the busiest tinzes on campus each day is the ten olcloch hour where large social gatherings can be found relaxing. Movies shown on Friday, Saturday, and Sun- day evening offer students the opportunity to relax and enjoy ,good nzovies at snzall cost. I ydvicvi I 3