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

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t me -1 .- Everyone agreed that clmnge was been in Hur- forfl Hall. the colorful new women's dormitory: one of the director! luiggest problems was terwli- ing the girls to keep their curtains pulled. 'llhif was more difficult than it seems ln-cause ol' the lavish use of glass throughout the eix-story lrriclt structure. The girls of Burford felt that the hall wa- an ideal way to ease the houfing situation at Indiana State and the college men wistfully agreed. Al- though a new men'w dormitory wan proniifed for the future. Parfonf Hall wah on-rcrowdcd. .Kr- gyles replaced nylons in the luathroomf of Craw- ford House. formerly a college housing unit for women. as men moved in for the lint time. OTHA L. IOHNSON, director ct P'tirr3+:fr't5 I-lctll, cam- THE MEN OF f rtrwtf rd H ll 1 It rn C t 1 stcxrttly strove to keep the mens dorm ct eorntortctlf-l-3 new surrourtdm ge tttuntl h tt me r tzvfr it tn eff V home away from home ter rnimy et the rrzen. e ffrpee rem th f rut word Nu- 'Y N.. ,fl Ss S3 ,-,A . 'XX - 'V E633

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et it ar of tradition ' - Eli TRADITIONAL BEANIES awaited freshmen at the Qmd of the registration line. The blue and white berets and qreem beanies dotted the campus 'ziitg tlnsf H1i:'11-96121111115 TY,1Cj'C'lAVVffIT dderiiilzifetil their tate. tlllzuigv nur imlc-ml the- luayliote- of tliv ye-ui' lnut 1' : V . DEAN OF MEN Mail-1 Vlfilllams Worked to mamtam iw vuulul not Q-fculw the- part. Nur tlltl we- sun vb tl , , , , . 9 traditional mterflratemal activities. l-let also li lu. The- pmt with its lzmiiliai' vilftollif htill recte-fd studfsnt emplaymeiit and stud-2-ut loanb rpm-ll:-fl 1-ull'-ge to ui: l.l'0rlllllilll ln-zuiivs clotting . H -f TE, tlw full Vllllllbllh,ll0lll4'1'1tllllllg with itw 0?Xf'llt'lllt'lll :tml page-ziliti'y. tllv zmnuul fuotlmll gzune uguiiiwt iil'l'll-l'lNill Bull State-. the' unig' llQ'l'X0llhIl1'Nh nl' Sllllvill. maulrigzil blllgLl'l'r at lllll'lrllll1lrlllllt'. th.- 'furv N4'ill'lllQ'Hh of finals uml the- Iii: fiuh ol' re-livl' uln-li we- htuml we- haul pufwcl. the- tenfion :mel thrill ul' lluinpiif He-sue-. Razz 420mm with itx gmnl liumura-il jufliing, that lU'1l1lQ'Illlf' zur ol llmiur Illlf. aiml l-lllkllly thc- Sllllhllylllg u1-l1i4-w- -.,,Nn-X me-nt of gnuliizitioii we-vli. 'stlllllbllglllI'll2lllgf'llilllllllIH'1Hl'1l2lllllltl'lIll1l1'llt'il llillltlllllllllgl' thv rlllllilllfll of vuftum uml trzulitiml. 12