Indiana State University - Sycamore Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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1 sf ,,- t,l J! Q QQ, THE SCENE CHANGES The graduating class of l94l troops solemnly across the beaten paths of their college campus-many of them never to return. Baccalaureate services, the annual Presidents recep- tion, and the dinner at which the graduates were officially inducted into the Alumni association, were all held in the Student Union Building during Senior Week, lune l-5. Commencement exercises climaxed the Weelis calendar when the graduates, complete with caps and gowns, filed into the Physical Education Building to the familiar music of the college band. Twenty-nine

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HE class of '41 leaves the Torch Cand a book or twol tor the aspiring undergrads to carry through the years to come. Through the efforts ot earnest seniors, the Sycamore symbol stands unbowed, for this has been a successful year, highlighted by a greater Homecoming celebration, the Book and Torch ceremony, and the annual Senior Farewell Dance. ln saying good-bye to the Blue and White of Indiana State, the seniors realize that they will soon be more concerned with the Red and Green of the outside World, these colors meaning to stop to see that the way is clear, and then to go ahead. For, whereas students used to go to college to get their AB., they now go to get their l.O.B. For the seniors, graduation is the end of curricular exams, Union Grill, conyocations, and practice teaching: but commencement reminds them that they are now ready for stricter exams, interview grills Cwhen looking for jobsl, conversations, and practical experience. Indiana State is proud ot the achieve- ments of the senior class and expects to be equally as proud of the record ot these alums next year . . . Godspeed to the Forty-Oners ! ENIORS