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

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Indiana State dormitories are designed not only to provide living comfort hut also to en- courage efficient study habits. At right, Mary Ann Flynn, Dottie Ciese, Patti Covington, Marge Kotso, Nancy Conrad, and Donna Aydelotte are deeply engrossed in developing these study hahits hy studying late for a final exam in Canasta 311 Qoffered only in fall and spring quarters.l WOHIBHWS Residence Hall boasts the latest appliance equipment to make the girls feel right at home. It has Below, Amy Hollingsworth ploves that when you ie the newest in washing machines and ironing equipment sleepy, 1 diessei dinsei make a uondexful substltute -also women in shorts. lox 1 ed tug, Slum Precaution and safety are by-words at Residence Hill 50l0IllX pledges ue iequested to do housecleamng and once a month the girls forego some sleep to see if lll0lLQ toi then utne NOIOIIKY NINXEIN ,lo 'Sinclair and they can leave the dorm faster for a fire drill than they Milne MtG1nness tote loin coke t ises down thiee do when they have overslept an 8:00 class. ihvhts of stuns

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lvith the scarcity of phones in Parsons Hall, many girls are kept waiting for that seven olclock phone call. Although phone calls are limited to five minutes, they sometimes last a full half hour. The men, however, are seldom the offenders. As Boh Foist, pictured right, has discovered they never get a chance to say much more than Yes, dear. W! It's mealtime in the Delt house, and between bites g'Come aboard the Alpha Sig cruiserlw Wltll thelr the men discuss both the serious and humorous events clever homecoming house decorations the Alpha Slgma ofthe day. Tau fraternity won the award for the best outdoor decorations. 1 n , 5 L -ff, he-' ic.. 'K ,.- ,