Southern Illinois University - Obelisk Yearbook (Carbondale, IL)

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Moments together . . . a study date in the library, a cup of coffee after that last class, a quiet walk in the fallen leaves of September. The road is long and rough, but walking along that road, the student encounters others who are headed in the sarne direction. A short conversation and those persons become lasting and dear acquaintances . . then the walk seems shorter and the road not nearhf as rough. I6

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A familiar sight at any Saluki game was the section of red, the Marching Salukis, who supplied background for rally cheers. As Southerrfs oldest tradition, the cannon displays one of its many unusual decors. Many of us became zveek-end carpenters as we added a few nails to our Homecoming float which was somehow always completed I5

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Novices Get First Glimpse of SIU T'T l T'l V f'V' X In the first of a series of packing and unpacking, this new student decides she has brought more than needed. Although he follows a hectic schedule, President Morris finds time to meet many of the new students personally. l New Student Week began with the sounds of 4500 freshman feet trooping into The Arena for the first assembly. At this opening session, the freshmen got their first glimpse of Presilent Morris. They were later able to meet the president informally at his annual Watermelon Feast. Throughout the week New Student Week leaders led groups of tired students through the mazes of registration, testing and sectioning. A talent show at the end of the week gave freshmen a chance to show upperclassmen that they intended to be a active part of Southern In the first week of school, new students were fooled into thinking that registration would always be a quick and efficient process. l7