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

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A ymbolic traditions Symbolic traditions of Bowling Green State University . . . from the white frame Prout Chapel to the Administration Building with its brick and mortar. These are the scenes passed each day and taken for granted. In a short time the Administration Building will take a new position and complete the enclosure of the inner campus. Our campus has changed and grown in the past decadeg and, as a part of our ever-growing and changing nation, we cannot expect to stand still and look the same forever. The buildings which form the face of our university must change as we grow, and grow we must. So as we prepare for more freshmen to begin their search for knowledge, others will leave in search of the lives for which they have prepared. As these people leave they will take memories of the campus they enjoyed and the life they lived as students. Someday each will return and try to visualize the campus he knew in the university of tomorrow. One of the oldest buildings soon to take a place of new importance, the Administration Building has seen many changes in the campus scene.

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l people and moods . . . Moods are the temperament of people l and situations. The enthusiasm of the basketball game establishes a humor that l glows with light and vitality. The candlelight of a tea sets an atmosphere il H tl kg g I I - fn re..ec-.IQ!1SlWe S.eellQQrSfe1vieS- ffl of elegance and refinement. Colors, Ueyamingiy egjn to k,no.wp Qw,SeN6Sz activity and sounds present the moods e e-- of the university. The splash of rain or - ,., ...V ...-., - the blare of the band at a football game rr can create a sober but friendly sadness or the dynamic spirit of competition. Yet laughter can communicate its mood into a situation. After the rain, the pools of Water reflect the mood of the campus, often penetrating the vein of thought of the passerby. Mood is the tone of living, be it the determined concentration of study, the flamboyant gaiety of relax- ation and entertainment, or the fanciful utopia of romance. - 1 M i n I W ..... Outstanding artists and lecturers Widen experi ences through the artist and lecture series. Can- dlelight sets the rnood for a tea in their honor. ag, A---i'? ' .45 Nb J. -, 37-15-1-V- 4'.1'. ' ' . ' zffilfigtifjeiif -f 3 - -if .g,. l: ffeg-' REQ: - gag .1 -. 3' -. '-A : 15-fr A is-'Z' ' QE? 1.4-yi'Ui'

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