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

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'Q 1 - . ' 1 all What is lite Without enjoyment? lt is one thing to obtain a qoal that we are strivinq for, but it is quite another thinq to enjoy that qoal alter we have reached it. Only the wisest ol men can accomplish both. An important part ol our lives will be our oc' cupation. lt is imperative that we enjoy our chosen work if We are to be truly happy people. During our college years we shall determine to some degree whether or not we will enjoy working in our chosen tielcl. For many college means a chanqe ot plansp for others it means the satisfaction of tindina a place in life. l I ,l QQ , t t .rt ' 1 I -ixlff . L f W ' l 15:5 . x 25111: ,F- in Gil Fa ,fp , . .f My-sv. 'gt ' ., .Wg ..e .. 'ti 1:- ff.t:.': f, IPX lie-fgb ,, -'ifi-1 ' 1.5 ff' :' II:: f'5l . ff: :i'T f5gfiIi'f?f5 t:::-:-gf:-ism :V-if 5-r' ' -N , s Q-.s,.,.-.,'..,.,.- -, - ., ,tt ' 4- viz, - t wq:g,,:v-1-,.- 'E 1,-:ax Q: '-:3qw:4:5,jg,qe .5 - aiiiriwezzr :1 'tar ' 2: : 1-nits . 3:,4s4i,2N:.:.::tgy,1.. .1 :SN 9, xxx 9 get 2 'Y' ,yr ,Q 'f 'Metab'- Q 'Ew a el 1 ,9 F ' .:- ,v,t, 1:-.w:s,:f4i21i525a?PEiYtSIi-f1 ff' . -' ' f ,v,' - ': 1 92,1 l V. 7 lj 7 V l Cue sticks clicked against billiard balls in the Student Union games room. Here students could relax and enioy themselves between classes. 'Tw i ,K 'K Fellows also took their formal attire seriously, Every minute detail had to be Evert'- Dressinq for an exciting evening at a formal dance took hours ot preparation. But most important were the final touches.

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as We enjoy ff .x'A . :- V55 'se --a fx .-A '-'f ?'-ww yum Burlord Hall girls lound it no trouble at ull to entertain men guests with such u complete army oi iocilities at hand, A kitchenette in the recreational area meant that refreshments were less than rx minute away from the ccxrd table. 6

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5 l as we create . . . Not only are we creating while at lndiana State, but we are unconsciously being created. No great thing :an he created suddenly. Through four years it college we are slowly being modeled into teach- ers, liomeeeconornicts, business men, librarians, or whatever end we are pursuing. A college is what its students make it. Indiana State students have the job ot upholding the tradi- tions of the school, as well as creating new and varied activities. For complete satisfaction in lite, we must have the satisfaction of doing something worthwhile. Through worthwhile endeavors, students have created much to perpetuate the year 1961. In foods classes future homemakers concocted the newest in culinary treats. '- confronted with cr L ,Q forceful challenge. grin, Grcrpplinq with the unknowns ot science students were