Ball State University - Orient Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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On the cover: The north side of campus, photo by Kirk DeBrunner. Robert Bell speaks at the 50th anniversary of Benny, photo by Dale Westrate. Drew Whitlock flops into the annual Tug-of-War, photo by Dale Westrate. Support of the Cardinals at the Homecomming game, photo by Dale Westrate. f , 43527 GW t the beginning of Sep- tember each student embarked on a year unlike any other before. The writing profi- ciency exam would go down in histoly as be- ginning at the Univer- sity this academic year. The same year would also hold the distinction of being the fmal year the University would use the quarter system. And a new advising system took effect as well. The strain of a mid-term exam or the dilemma of whether to choose a night class or an 8 o'clock would be eased over a plate of biscuits and gravy at the Waffle House. The out-of-the-ordinary and unspeakable became every- day and commonplace. No sane person would ever believe that a student would stand in line for over an hour to change a class. Or carry a watermelon between his legs to win a trophy. And that same student would later in the year volunteer time to raise money for a charity, or give a pint of much needed blood. These were some of the behav- iors that brought students closer. There were successes and there were failures. Of course, each student wanted to forget the failures, whether on the playing field, in the academic field or in the personal field. Each student began the year poised for perfection. Hopes were high. Goals were set. For some, this would be the end of their days in college-closer than before. For others, this would be the beginning. For all, this year would put them one step closer to success.

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