Eastern Kentucky University - Milestone Yearbook (Richmond, KY)

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The ending of summer brings only a moment of regret— anticipation of our last year at Eastern sweeps us up in the rush of returning friends, and the many new faces around us. Freshmen find little time for thoughts of home as activities surround them, and friendships are begun which will last through college and beyond. Those to whom Eastern is already home can hardly wait to catch up on all that has happened since last we saw each other, and before we know it, classes begin. New subjects, new teachers— a new year holds its promise brightly before us. The first football game— hayrides on the first cold nights— an evening of goblins and gayety on Hallowe ' en— assign- ments that take us to the library, and afterwards to the grille for a cup of coffee— all spell Eastern. Before we know it, Homecoming is only a week away. The frenzied preparation— floats, pep rallys, decorating, and hard work— result in a never-to-be-forgotten day. FALL 12

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Once again the campus at Eastern is a beehive of activity. Freshmen girls and boys taking a first glance at their new home, long for a moment for the familiarity of their own homes. Soon this is forgotten in the bustle of meeting new roommates and giving their rooms a collegiate air. BEGINNING A NEW YEAR Jean Patterson and Norma Houchin find it fun moving into a new home. Wilma Jones, Janet Von Grewinegan, and other girls meet the Dean of Women and their House Mother at a tea for Fresh- men Women. Freshmen congregate for a welcome from the Presi- dent.