Bowling Green State University - Key Yearbook (Bowling Green, OH)

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The campus spreads over more than 250 acres at the edge of a city of 12,000 population. It is change itself. New residence halls, classroom build- ings, a student union sprout on the campus, take m.af id My ing men . It is people, it is buildings, it is a campus, it is a way of life. For a moment the seriousness of education is forgotten and laughter rises to the sur- face. Then the smiles fade, the lectures re- sumes, and education continues. their shape. In the aerial above, U denotes the site of the new Student Union, M the site of the Music Bldg., and F Founders Quadrangle, a resi- dence hall for women. The change is endless.

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fi. .mf Editor-In-Chief James R. Gordon Managing Editor Janice Kelly Business Manager Francis R. Griffin Associate Editors Ann Blackmar, Copy Gail Granfield, Engravings Howard W. Townsend, Photography Assistant Editors Henry T. Jacques, Administration Patsy Smith, Departments Lee Lekoux, Activities Lester N. Wagner, Sports Marilynn Nicholas, Housing Carol Allan, Classes Donald L. Hannah, Photographer Marvin C. Megison, Advertising Sally Moran, Art Office Manager Judith Baker Adviser Donald C. Peterson

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Students listen in a chemistry lecture room And experiment in a chemistry laboratory. ,v if Way O! Students work. Engaged in the industry of education, some 3,900 strong, they travel from classroom to classroom, from lab to lab, listening, writing, practicing, question- ing, experimenting, trying to understand, seeking, living this way of life at Bowling Green State University. They practice, the notes of a music student's horn wailing through the open window into the night air.