Ball State University - Orient Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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Friends huddled together in the warmth of the Homecoming bonfire. --photo by F.A. Phillips, Jr. hey joined together in- to one huge crowd. They gathered for performances, plays and parties. Students forgot about studies for awhile and attended every campus event possible. The masses of people, the price of tickets, the issues, the games were all part THE BIG SQUEEZE that was sweeping the campus. The great fury of events seemed to close in on the cam- pus. The schedule never let up. The pace of college life never slacked off, and students were caught up in the frenzy of dates, discussions and demonstrations. The spirit clos- ed in. The crunch continued.... The crowds became bigger and rowdier. In a year of close quarters, close budgets and close calls, students came together and they made close friends. There was little elbow room when 2,544 students col-. lected in the Quad to “Jump For It’ and to be a part of the Guiness Book of World Records. --photo by William E. Vance

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