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

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t-.. Q if HQ ' . 3 , wi' ,.- V, .t..:'i11:N1' X ' 3 iz, , 'i'f': 'X W w: ' ' 1 Q' A' L , . P IQ . I 1' Lf . The most important mark in the process ot the student newspaper was the stamp of the printing press Each Wednesday THE STATESMAN containing campus views and news rolled ot! the press Establishing themselves socially was one objective ot many students. Dances and other events on campus gave each person a chance to broaden his social vistas. Sorority lite from its birth at Squeal -Q' cm! tactor in the lives of many women. Here associations were established may :wld grow and remain alter college. 14 X N fr . W' . X, if

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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

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our tomorrows. As each of us entered into this world, we were like a Clean slate. What was to be written on the slate would be determined lay the years. Each of us had our lives determined in part before we entered col- leqe, so our slates were marked front the beainninq. Today at lndiana State we are further determining our tornorrows. With each succeeding year some- thing is added to our character and knowledge, until finally we are ready for our lifes tasl-1 upon qraduae tion. fn -':f, Ic'i'i::1:'f- 1 :fr 3:5-'rs .4 'tigvfsf , ,4 535-55' 324.332 iii' -HQ.-.t 1 -.it,. - W- ..,,4 ,T V... f.z:es:fz.:a1r - '-f 45:95, -4 sffasweziasf-'I-.',: t V .ff -..-fr.,-,.. -vim,-:I . --.arf . m5:iYs':5f.'f-2:4 1 K W p 't' M' liwf 5 E X .35 -5:73 g-rg, ,gf ' l 'mi . LZ' ftffll 5 ' igfiigf I Q A 1 gsgggiggil il 1-Q: lrfgmffii AL ' .l ., 'li' . s 1, Y ,. xg ' ' l-If, V.. X lx ' . - . aw f 'TCM ii 'lif Q 5 - s. 45 ,fx Y, 1-.fs . --si: ,mix J .f ,V in Q5 .4 Q, Q,,5,V- Q N -5 :ii 15. ' . 'V . rf 1. ' ., 4' I' ' 5f'f'f.'4fZ5tf :E i H S1 ' ' ge: 1' . , t. ,, ii..-'ff' 7 552! ' T. x ,.- ' -em!! 61135-r f'A1 ' Q- ' I 'R' 3 4 X -,,-f- M lf -,:,1-'ff 'fnj,.j'1A::-- 5554.5 IQVV N X .--, -1 A l ,Q -t ' X izisit r .Q-'f - so 1 1 i .,.o.. Tcibulcxting scores and class statistics was cz full-time iob lor the personnel in the IBM Ollice. The results of these tabulotions were recorded and used us personal references lor each individual.