Cameron University - Wichita Yearbook (Lawton, OK)

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Looking to find the artist Within Within each of us there is a hidden artist - shaping, molding, forming that which we are to be. A university campus is one place where that molding and shaping process seems to accelerate. We spend four for morel years working and studying, preparing ourselves for a chosen career. Then one day - it's over. And we're on our own. But the growing continues. Rough edges constantly smoothed out. New concepts to test old molds. An institution of higher learning grows in much the same way. Faculty, staff, students and administrators together create the artistic force that shapes Cameron University. Cameron's cheerleaders own artistry in promoting school spirit, bottom photo, this young Aggie fan Homecoming Parade go by. fStaff Kevin Bartram and Mike Stewartl Sometimes it's during the hard times when we grow the most. Cameron had its own share of hard times in 1985, as an ever-worsenin finan- cial situation forcedg an in- crease in tuition and fees, and cuts in programs and class offerings. But Cameron's theme for the year was Let's Work on Making Things Work. And the 5,030 students enrolled this year chose to pursue that goal. Whether cleaning a paintbrush, scraping cleats, or rewriting an editorial, they worked hard - always driven onward by the artist within. u 1 ef if President Don Davis leads his tradi- tional cheer at the pep rally prior to the homecoming game. tStaff photo by Kevin Bartraml V4 . f . - -as l H1 X Q. ...Q 1 ' M Ml gm mm: Q Y . ii lub iw1e'W'f P X110 mi!

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Many hours of practice paid off on Sept. 23 for Cameron's marching band, Gold Dusters and flag girls when they performed before a crowd of 63,000 at the Dallas Cowboys' game in Texas Stadium. CStaff photos by Kevin Bartramj Opening 3