University of Indianapolis - Oracle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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We Were Together on a Cold Brown County Day liWe must learn to reawaken and keep ourselves awake, not by mechanical aids but by an infinite expecta- tion of the dawn which does not forsake us in our soundest sleepy -eHenry David Thoreau People seem to have a built-in desire to get back to nature . . . to return to Godis Country. And each person has a different way of achieving such means. Some, like Bruce Jones, make it an everyday affair while others, like the ICCiers that gather at Brown County State Park for an afternoon with Mother Nature in mid-October, look upon it as a special occasion. Brown County Day, with its numerous activities, eats, and exploration of Naturels autumn art festival and the simple abode that Bruce has made his own, are only two ways of showing that there,s a little bit of Thoreau in each of us. ABOVE LEFT Ken Granger and Paula Gribben frame George Arndt beside the parking lot as the IC students arrive on a chilly October day. CENTER Rod Pawlik, Sue Geiger, Dave Wood, and Jeff Davis pull for the sophs in that annual feature, the tug-of-war. RIGHT Bruce Jones stands casually in the midst of his own private Walden, located near Martinsville.

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ABOVE LEFT Hey, Pete Noot! DonR fall off! ABOVE RIGHT Happiness, for Eric Olson, is an outdoor lunch with a good friend. ABOVE Two of many impromptu football squads meet in a friendly CO scrimmage. 23