Illinois State Normal University - Index Yearbook (Normal, IL)

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The house that sports built-McCormick Gym-reposes at the south end of the campus. The source of conference champ- ions and of a multitude of intramural ac- tivities, it sounds a weekly welcome to both sports fans and seekers of such social recreation as dancing and carnivals. Perhaps the most scenic place on or oFf campus is Smith Hall. Next to the veterans' dorms at Cardinal Court, its occupants come closest to true fraternal living. There's more to see, but our guide says the tour is over. You'll be seeing more of these places as the year goes on. HSTUDENTS SET TO START STUDIES. . .REC PARTY LEAVES WRECKED PARTIES. . .MOVE TO MILNER. .. I7

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IZ-,l g 3 .,.-.L-S Alilectionately-and appropriately- known as Old Castle, John W. Cook Hall is almost as significant a landmark as 'Al Old Main. Rugged and medieval, it has ' a charm all its own. Business maiors know it well. In sharp contrast is the simple modernity of Fell Hall. Her walls house a cafeteria and freshman girls. A likely place to call for a date-or a baby-sitter. SENIORS START STUDENT TEACHING. . .FROSH FALL FOR FELL HALL. . .COMMUNITY CHURCHES CALL lo -.xr -ff - ..

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'fi-I ll, l L wx . fm, Y .W tfi V.. , J JJ Big deal!! Rose-covered Cottage 1. ,-u-. ,V x L S 1-x A We don't know where mom is W 4 So this is student-teaching? Dazzling damsels deluge Delery Trucks versus turf Well, here we are, getting ready for the old grind again -- but doesn't it feel good after loaf- ing around all summer? It looks as if some of the literary wheels on campus are still loafing -and say, how does Delery manage all those women at once? The All-school Mixer held down in McCormick Gym is one we'll be talking about for a long time -could be that good-looking 'Fellow we met, or that cute little blonde who walked off with our dream man. ln case you heard those odd sounds issuing from Capen Wednesday night, it wasn't the University Chorus reorganizing, it was lust happy lsnuites at the Community Sing. The freshmen are all worn out after a week of tests, mixers, teas, receptions, -and, of course, registration! ' Extra festivities added zest to Freshman Week this year - we all ' g ' made the rounds of the Tomato Festival and stayed for the street ' 'Y dance. Some fun, let's hope it's a yearly event! Although the campus may look a little odd to the old timers and feel a little strange and new to the freshies, we're all glad to be here and look- ing forward to a wonderful year full of fun, study, and lots of new friends. ...SEPT. 13-l9...FRESl-lME.N FIND CAMPUS FROLICS FUN. ..SUMMER STUDENTS STILL SLEEPING... 18 Y fs---W- ..,r.-.,.- .ru