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

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RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK SPEAKER: Reverend Father Chad Walsh. Each in his own way furthers his foundations ,if religion. lt has been said that depth in education brings man about to deeper religious convictions. One religion is as true as another, the important thing being that each person has something that he can believe in and rely upon to cany him through the difficult periods of his life. Interest in religion soared this year at lndiana State. The annual Religious Emphasis Week placed emphasis on the need for some form of religion and brought forth enthusiastic participation from students, Student Council began planning a Chapel for the campus, which would serve simply as a quiet place for meditation where one could find solace within the pressures of campus life. Only in the quiet solemnity of a chapel could students find an undisturbed comer for meditation.

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.SQ i X Fi- L as we observe . . . ln the whole world there is nothing more remarlz- able than man himself. The things that make man so unique and magnificent are his five senses. Through these gateways to observation man is able ' to see, hear, smell, taste, touch, and most amazing of all to transform all these observations and sensa- - tions into meaningful patterns. Through observation we have learned much. The alert individual can gain from simply standing on a street corner and observing what goes on about hint. A year of our lives has gone by. Each in his own manner has observed the year l96l. Many useful observations have been stored in the backs of our minds for the future. In Lab School therapy classes students could actually see and hear the progress that each child made. f ' 5- ,g-.Q-ua ., , ' it Y V inf? -is my-,iq F .una M1 mm t t R Q WXNX 'i - 'vi - wi ', mv. L I Q . , . af 3 5 'qua 4 xl.. ks sc-.0 9, The ripple-seat outside the new science building was cr convenient place for conqreqatinq and discussing the news of the day. Students made certain that incidents about campus were thoroughly absorbed by all. I3