Ball State University - Orient Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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p Far left: Twenty-four hour campus police survey the area for traffic violators. Left: Never failing, rain or shine, a campus policeman writes up another ticket for an unsuspecting motorist. Above: New parking meters behind the Student Center are an asset to motorists except when allotted parking time runs out and familiar pink tickets flash a warning.

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New parking facilities constructed to help alleviate problems for student motorists 16 Parking

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Below: Playing euchre are Pete Stesiak, Mary Kay Hiester, Dick Zawacki, and Sally Olson. Bottom: Brooke Wiseman studies in her low-ceilinged, studio apartment. Silence for studying friends for playing, skivied for cleaning found off campus Modifications of off campus living restric¬ tions added juniors to those qualified to live in unapproved housing. Before the change, only those students who were 21 or seniors were granted this privilege. Because of the trend toward individualism, more students moved off campus, and phase II of the structure of Johnson Hall, which was to house 1000 students in high rise apartments, had to be cancelled. In addition to the 1,200 students who lived in university-approved housing off campus, Anthony and Schiedler apartments provided living quarters for about 200 married couples. During the year, a bill was brought to the at¬ tention of Student Association asking for the legality of liquor in graduate and married liv¬ ing quarters. However, the bill was put aside by administrators, and no decision was made.