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

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fl The confidence of sixth graders, their trust, and their education are in the hands of a University senior during practice teaching sessions before grad- uation. The teacher is an ambassador of the Uni- versity. She has an unlimited audience, unending responsibilities. She is typical of Bowling Green's'greatest prod- uct. 856 0Llf'8 LLA8 OLVVL GLIMUL OIW5 A sorority and a fraternity loin together to perform a service for the community of Bowling Green. Children of the Wood County Children's Home receive gifts from Santa Claus at a Christmas party that is held for them annually. Such groups have sponsored egg-rolls for chil- dren at Easter, cleaned up and made improvements to City Park, and donated time, ener9Y, and money to organization after organization.

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xggfflhflgff C Gauge wilfla ffm Aeowom Autumn, winter, and spring blend and blur into a kaleidoscope of half-remembered sensations . . . the swish of crisp leaves . . . savory smell of catsup in the fall air . . . whitewashed buildings, trees, grounds and the whistling wind on the long, cold walk to the Art Bldg. and Fraternity Row . . . the smell of spring . . . sunbathers on the rocks of Rudolph Quarry . . . Slickered and booted students, like five ducks in a row, splash through the fall, its puddles, its rains, and into another year.