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

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at s --P A ,V.., -f., bf 2' K .at-A' 'K '12 -V af' , . fq ,W 5 2 Q if l -Y ,, ff. Few are chosen, but many seek the honors, the grades, the office, the special society-the recognition of being apart and a part. The University-restless vitality of youthg mild Wisdom of age, friendly roar of pounding thought as varied, as sad, as gay as the people themselves: chimes that mark the hours frequently, but not consistentlyg long, skillful arms pushing the score up another notch: coatless, hatless professors strolling between classes and coffee: raucous shouts from an impromptu football game on Saturday morningg strange odors of cooking tomatoes and baking bunsg stranger tastes of sulphur in the air from an over-worked heating plantg black ties witnessing social events from a reserved box in the Ballroom, tempests in the court rooms, laughter in the Nest, big people, little people, passive people, striving people-the People of Bowling Green State University. Some find a special apartness by joining together-the special apartness of common interests, and a common future. X A st 92

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Patterns Of Learning- Conversation, Culture, Concentration, Creativity Graceful movement requires the some disci- pline ond freedom os ocodemic achievement. Patterns of life carved themselves out of the raw materials of learning-knowledge emanating from the musty stacks and mute corridors of the library-the quick, almost intuitive grasping of a great idea from the page of a finely printed book-the inspiration of a lecture from the scrib- bled notes of a dedicated scholar. From the outside come people to dance or play the piano, to share a cup of coffee and a bit of talent. To some this learning is a new experience-these opera singers, these stars of the intellectual realm, this classic music, this artistic way of looking at the world. Some mas- ter this way of life. Some fall short with their sights still set on the heights. But all are a part of the pattern of living which make up the Uni- versity days of routine and creativity.