Ball State University - Orient Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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1981 ORIENT ees From the middle of the M Band, one saxophone pla his position while addi melody of “They're Plays. Song. ’--photo by Kim Fergal! Ball State University Muncie, Indiana 47306 Volume 63 Close friendships helped students withstand a year of close calls on campus.--photo by Terry Clark © 1981 Orient Department of Journalism Ball State University

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CARDINAL CROWDS hile the warm weather lingered, crowds seemed to be everywhere. People’ gathered for whatever excuse possible and weekends became almost endless. The schedule of campus events never let up. Stampedes hurried to football games, dances, plays and concerts, all fighting for the best seats. Fall droned on past Homecoming and Derby Days, and from weekend to weekend the crowds seemed to grow. Hun- dreds collected for Watermelon Bust, and one rainy sunny afte- noon 2544 gathered in the Quad to ‘Jump For It,” a place among the world’s records. For days afterwards the grass was trampled and worn down from the mass of cheering, jumping people. i ed Saree else + icra a a ee amd WHEN rain saturates the campus, everyone moves a little more quickly, trying to avoid puddles and pneumonia. --photo by Jill Dunne DURING the Homecoming Halftime show, President Jerry Anderson watched the crowning of the new queen. In February Ander- son was replaced by Robert P. Bell. --photo by Leslie Field ‘ . gn . f° | He Ng ; A mee RMR 4 ms bs ai 4 G ’ f 15 ey ‘. Y im tis’ ENED Soha eae The Big Squeeze | i OPENING