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Page 104 text:
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- - i - -- «5 — :-- Right: Reflecting on the events of the past school year is Genine Butler, a freshman child care major. Below: Linda Burton takes advantage of a warm spring day to sketch some ravine scenes. Bottom: The ravine on a warm spring afternoon is an ideal place for Brenda Todd and friend. 98 Student Life
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Page 103 text:
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Spring Colors Revitalize Campus Colors After the drabness of winter gray, the delicate flamboyance of spring color is one of the most welcome sights to the students eyes. Eastern ' s ravine was one of the most perfect places for stu- dents to sit back and admire the new brightness of the spring sea- son. The new color brought with it the promise of long days and warm nights. It was part of the re- birth of everything in nature. Gen- tle whites, pinks and yellows blos- somed all over campus adding a sense of uplift after winter. The grass seemed to be greener and even the sky took on a bluer hue. Perhaps the color appeared so intense because it was such a wel- come contrast to winter ' s harsh- ness, but the variety and beauty of spring color on Eastern ' s campus overwhelmed all those who stop- ped long enough to notice it. Warm weather and rain were mixed in the proper proportions to produce colorful flowers. Student Life 97
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Page 105 text:
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Spring Fever Strikes Campus With the advent of an unusually warm February, the campus sprouted an early abundance of color as many students took advantage of the unseason- able temperatures and sunshine to relax and study in the warm climate. The ravine became heavily populated with stu- dents but this was not the only place that was af- fected. All throughout the campus were signs of the end of winter. Many organizations held early practices for their intramural Softball games, tennis nets were put up, frisbees were brought out of the closets. Many students were sighted spending their leisure hours on the quadrangle by the University Center with the main topic being Florida and spring break. h Wfct! « £ ■ ' 7.; » v ' : ■ fl|!jjf.s - ' £tf?r r-.V ' r.i ,.. ■ ' ' ■ ' ..-• .. ,n, .- ' - ; r, ' r ■ ' ■ ' ' ■ • ' ,, t i ' ' ■• ' - , - i?t 5 A . Top: The ravine provides a comfortable bed for this coed on a sunny spring day. Left: Spring weather encourages tf-Tfrhofj, practice for intramural Softball. Above: Sue Noland and Shelley Weisman find the ravine a pleasant study atmosphere for midterms 7M4i Student Life 99
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