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

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Pim Goff's proud proteges of the battling B-team pose for a picture INDIANA STATE ll TIPS ISNU, 9-7 ITerre Haute, Ind., Sept. 25, I948I-A 69- yard run, after interception of a pass from Indi- ana's Bob Chester, and a conversion by Dean Burridge put Normal ahead 7-6 early in the fourth quarter. Then, in the dying minutes of the game, Chester redeemed himself, though the ball barely edged between the goal posts for a field goal and a new lead for Indiana. Before the Redbird machine had time to shift into high gear once again, the gun had sounded, with ISNU suffering a 9-7 defeat that was hard to take. Q 1 DICK ROCKENBAIH ci future pro 'W yt 'al 0' .ul X 'N W., Q-- Q? -ww I, ,Q sw, BOB SCHNYDER . . .in small packages We I . , ,si . I I -151221: Q, JM, JOHN MACEK JIM KETTLEBOROUGH JACK JORDAN in there pitchin' wait till next year fills a big hole BIRDS BOG ON BEGINNER 9-7...STRUCKlVIEN SWEAT SEASON'S SECOND SAL.VO...YPSIL.ANTI NEXT. .. 21 I --.M-- .ii.-r... +:7,-F.--., ,,..,.-,r .nm -Nw..- ,-.--..,. ......-...-f.rr...,'-N-w...-.rv

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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

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But it gets me places Food for Thought Kindergarten coming up ln full swing after the first week of classes, we finally found time to get together with all our old pals from past years and are now able to greet the new face: on campus with a knowing Howdy. Weiner roasts seemed to be the order of the week - at least members of the Lowell Mason and the Newman clubs got a fine start for the year out at dear old Fell Park- Hey, you, get plenty of mustard on those 'dogs! The new Administration and Special Ed. Buildings aren't the only ones going up on campus. Cardinal Court iust acquired a new kindergarten building for the younger set. Normal co-eds were really giving out with Oh's and Ah's Wednesday afternoon at the Women's League annual fall style show- and with good reason, too. There were fourteen men about campus lending their charms to the affair. A perfect beginning for our week-end was the square dance sponsored by Alpha Tau Alpha on the tennis courts. The courts seem to be a pretty popular spot for moonlight dances, lately. Work on the INDEX has already started, we know, 'cause we've seen Normalites posing all over the place this week every time Harold Judy walks by. The faculty has really been busy, too-not iust hunting up bigger and better assignments, either! There was a big picnic honoring the new faculty members and also a tea, given by W.R.A., to help them get acquainted with the campus. Have you heard about the four young politicians on campus? R. J. Long, .lack Persky, Ed Wells, and .lohn Miles are touring the state promoting Stevenson for governor. Maybe we should start a Future Politicians of America Club, too. How about that? if-.4 lily.. F! i 4 f -f if Ei! ,s f - gg 3, A .A C A .. 'i Wig If - - T533 E f 3:74. :L H ft: if 'S ,Lak-Halal,-v x. fr Q., 5. Ti , i mf '. -,Q ' W' ' gi: 4 'wi n--' ' l ,, im. ,.,,-- , - 1 Airy discourse Consumers' dividend Q. - - M L, Tb.: : .Mc 'f-N'-!'1k'+.v.w . ..: ...,-xsssmf.. ...SEPT. 27-OCT. 3...COURT KIDS GET KINDERGARTEN...PLAY PRACTICE PERTURBS PRODUCER.. 22 ' ' 'Q V' l' ii 53WY 7TaU-W ' A-U--i - '