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

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ima lo0w5e5 n many www Frivolity, balloons, and the thrill of living are visible when sorority pledges get to- gether for a picnic in City Park. It is the laughter of coeds enioying the green years of their lives. In the Falcons Nest a gang of students gather at World Series time to stare at a television set, to socialize and take a mid-afternoon break. sg l What happens when classes are over for the day or week end? There is study time. And time for relaxa- tion, fun, love, even time for doing nothing. The total is life at Bowling Green. The fraternity sweetheart walks down the aisle pre- ceded by a flower girl to the stage where she will receive her crown and her trophy at an all-campus weekly dance. Ny. ,f5f.:iMQ.Q,uK5W,ms.s..wmM,i, H, ,

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way 0 gain? A fraternity serenade to a girl in love, a bouquet of red roses, and under the balcony, caught by the light of a flash bulb, her dorm mates, wistful, perhaps envious. The long, long line of the Commons Dining Hall advances slowly, giving time to talk, to exchange news of the day, to plan the evening or a double date. It is a time to comment about professors, or to complain perpetually about the food and that long, long line. Laughter, before sleep, relieves the tension of the day at an after-hours dorm party. fY. ' l: :aww ,.i

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The president of the University addresses freshmen at their first convocation. They listen, and they listen well, for they are hearing of their future. eoawzing 1fL0w5 no gmilf An example of the future today? It is a model of the student union, a symbol. It matters little that it is not yet com- pleted. For the University, a living entity, must never be allowed to cease its living. There is always room for knowledge. ff' Others hear also: the profes- sor tending the public address system, upperclassmen, staff members, townsmen, legisla- tors.