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

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fo- w.e'ZZ mememdeh, the Pteaent in the Qcctww w.e'fLe giqhting, 60-fl, WHAT has been is history, What lies ahead is uncertaing what is today is vital. To the future, today's vitality will have faded to nothingness, leaving but memories. That We may retain those memories, We have created this book With its pictorial record of college life. We offer it as a living panorama to be perused at leisure by those who have helped make its pages. INDIANA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA

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LTTFJ-ui? Y QW RU1:!lCll'I' WILSON. DOROTHY KOHYTKOWSKI

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7240 6011, own Ybncdcnt .' FCJRhAUl.A. FCDR CDLJR FIJTLJRE The immediate probl em that faces America and all the rest of the world is the preservation of things that make life worth living. Through no choosing of our own the methods of solving this problem at the present moment must be force. To use the means of force at our dlsposal effectively requires intelligence, determination, and unlimiteded sacrifice. Education must do its part in sup- plying these prerequisites to a better world. Two things are required in re-making and rehabilitating the worldg the techniques and knowl- edges of Science: this will supply the necessary power to make a better world. Science cannot supply this. It is not within the area of Science. It is within the area of human and spiritual affairs. It is a synthesis of faith, love, and goodwillg or, to use every day language, the second thing needed is the spirit of living religion. If science and religion can clasp hands and work together as one, a cor- rest and workable basic formula can be devised. This basic formula will constitute the frame-work upon which a world of brotherhood, , happiness, and goodwill can be built a ' wivf-14'ifi5 .' ,. . It glggilbi ' 5- f ' raawamwwwwwaww V 4.31. . -- 1,-.. i a . qi 'ZLIQQQ' f' A N rqggQ,g,,..5g, 4 ,-2 i5L2f1f.i1f1g,E?il ,,gEg1if?:.t45 ,Qt V 1- 1 as f ' ' if, . fir- . 4-, . ' .': V' ' L 52 2' 5 Q-G' . . iijwn. W ig, yin mum ir- . , . fb- fy v' -1 . 5 gzvr-,qiuijglgr k' tux- ,M 'i K-A, . 5.4. 'H 'Ilf. I?2...q Eh ,. fi .,,.,.-4, . , ,,...., ,,,H,.,g ,. ,f T f gif 4E'45.if i.E 'iff . .Q-:lr . - n ' . . .i . ' .Y-.. . ff:'3f1'i ig, -A Q stgwglxliiii-F' gg 5,Yi,,,' .s,.i-,Nm 1- A .-'gf gn.-'51, V1 i x y ' ,fu Ma yes., -fav'-a n . A: , ..ipLU.v 'rm 'M :v.-Mf'E'lf.-. Rf Fl'-H'-Y - . w -.. ' 3:1 2b'JQ15. . -his ffsff fgdt waits? tl -,qqh miigggr .vip 5, E. .5 I F42 ,ygiii ggitgivx r-1 1 4.-.gtg-g f H: Mffsfiix 1-yfgf' I , T . vf aiigqf' 'H ,,.,,n 1, n ,Eg I -.2 ,sg . -535. e- li' ' . ' v'576'ii.' . - sv, L, ily? - me tv 541 '-. 3?-' i f U is - 'f ir T- 5 'W , - it- . ja .ff9f4f.-Ts 1 - 1 1. Qn:.,t,,1,gqii,,,1:3 A QLWQ' 3 l . .mv-i' ',fif'a ,.'f1 'jg 141 .. J' 'Nw .all 2 a .32 , 'W ,l u rig ,Mft .NNW A f , ii4i.fQtf2,5.tii5fw T 'au req, 'T ffffw ,. . .giiwzif ww. Mfg' fu- V-'tif ' ' r. 1 'I. gefitil V w. I9 L Fil gina-4 ,'f'1E'41'. '-1 P 1 4 N ,Hansard gk: ww? .N 319- 25, F I r s. Y? ix, fi fi 'T' ' rin S1 l An uk' dsx f ta it 647.-gi 7,13 VA L .A IK, I