Eastern Kentucky University - Milestone Yearbook (Richmond, KY)

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Signs On Campus Demand Request And Plead From the day they arrive as freshmen until the day they depart, EKU students are directed, restricted, commanded, and sometimes even informed by the profuse array of signery pasted across the campus. The first sight many freshmen have of their campus is the Welcome signs hung by frater- nities and sororities on the fence of the in- tramural ball field. After this innocent-enough beginning, however, the new arrivals are sub- jected to numerous, varied sales pitches, com- mands, and announcements which conspire to boggle the mind. It is not long before this onslaught jades the students so that they must resort to one of the few defenses available— selectivity in obeying the directions. Ifji ' - ' - ' - 24 Student Life J

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Summer Tempo Lingers On The lazy days of summer continued into mucin of tlie fall semester. Tests, meetings, lectures, studying— none were as important as just a little more time to relax. Whetlner on a squeaky sofa in the Powell building, the sunny rim of a campus fountain or oiled and basking upon a beach towel, rest and relaxation seemed almost a necessity during those hot, endless afternoons of summer. RIGHT: Coeds from Martin Hall, in an attempt to keep that perfect tan ttiat they worked so hard on over the summer, succumb to one of summer ' s last beautiful afternoons. BELOW: Bob Varney, a Senior from Belfry, Kentucky, and Kathy Tackett, a Junior from Dorton, Kentucky, take time out between classes for relaxation and small talk at the Smith Park fountain. Hot summer days drew many students out- doors to spend their free time. 26