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

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,Y--1 L -.1 .....--.,-....-.,. ..,,.-, GREAT TEAMS FOR NORMAL . . . when all o'er the field not a creature was stirring, except Coach Struck and his boys. The day? lt really doesn't matter. lt's hot. lt's Septemker. 60, 70, 80 men back before school opens, so that Normal could have another great football team. Sweating, cuss- ing, tired men, beating themselves into wilted masses. Men on a football field, throwing, catching, running, kick! ing. Tired men, who cuss and sweat, laugh and shout. Willful men, ready to tackle and block. Thirsty men, who attempt to spit but can't. Work! Work! Work! It's a glor- ious sight. And men in soft-soled shoes. Running men, who travel over hill and dale. Run! Run! Run! lt's a glorious sight. . . . Men Who Sweat and Cuss Frank Chiodo . . . Pushing Baker STRUCK, COGDAL. SENSE SENSATIONAI.. SEASON. 80 MEN SWELTER UNDER SEPTEIVBER SUN .sms -ft f ft Coach Cogdal and St uc .. .A Board of Strat gy

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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

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I -' w.t.w.f. I .2 Weeding 'em out Sounds like something Special Bringing down the house Could we see your union cards? Am I os perfect as I think I um? Things are really buzzing around here this week! Y.W.C.A. started OFI the year with a big all-women's tea and a break- fast out at Fell Park - 7:30 is pretty early in the morning, girls - especially on Sat- urday! Junior and senior classes both gathered their members together in closed parties -iust to make sure old acquaintances would not be forgotten. All Maize Grangers welcomed home ec. and ag. maiors to a Grange-sponsored picnic this week out U. Farm way - rumor has it there was enough food to feed an army. McCormick was really the place to be Thursday night, girls. l'm afraid they wouIdn't have let you in, though-the U. Club annual stag party for all men was the reason for the big rush to the gym- Prexy really wields a mean spade, did you see him this week at the ground- breaking ceremony for our new Special Ed. Building? One of those many plans is finally coming true! Not to be outdone, the women got together at the annual W. L. - W. R. A. picnic on south campus. Say, did you tind out what that is they're building 'way down there? l've heard it's a barbecue pit-and not a new student union. e Big 12 Selects the Big Four lt'Il be Dewey all the way, Are seconds in order? An Ag-gregotion SEPT. 2O-26. . .BIG BUILDING BOOM BEGINS AT NORMAL.. . .STUDENTS START STUDYING SERIOUSLY. . . iid vu ' 'fig-555