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

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Going to class is truly the greatest advantage of youth. not only hecause of the learning accomplished. hut also for the people one meets in class. These same people who are met every day in class are the people who furnish that honcl of warmth and mutual unclerstantling which is the basis of true and lasting friend- ships. Steady hands and a keen eye symbolize scientifir progress. Freshmen learn to make introdut-tions with These home Ee girls learn hy doing. E158 in a social orientation class.

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The democratic right of free- dom of press is typically execu- ted on this college campus. This student makes it possible for all to know the presidenfs answer to that pertinent question. The rapid pace of modern living is forgotten as Dot Wells takes her time to add that fin- ishing touch.

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g'.Xncl so boys and girls your story princess says . . . Eleanor Smith, Marjorie Blevins, Virginia Combs, and Gladys Apple bring fairy- land into the homes of hundreds of boys and girls every Friday afternoon. Miss Griffith asks this education class the usual question. Why do you want to teach? 15