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

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L? V, A 1 ,N I Wai! K 45 lr' Students spent an autumn afternoon admiring natures handiwork in a pastime that was both useful and fun. The scarlet, gold and rust of the leaves lifted their spirits as these two relaxed in the outeof-doors In the quiet of the morning the red brick of the twin buildings- the Language-Mathernaiics and Administration- glowed softly against nalure's white Coverlet of snow.

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Maru cc 1- 4. - .. Niki. saijgffi w?P?ftti' K as ,., 'teaweiggz E X. Many religious denominations were represented in blocks surrounding the campus, and students frequently took time for quiet meditation at u nearby altar, The inevitable triangle was oftentimes a difficult emotional obstacle to overcome for students in the act of maturing. .,.t.t

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A sense ol solitude surrounded this qxrl ironing alter hours in a lonely Reeve Hall laundry room. While some studied and others slept, her task continued into the morning. The warmth of the sun came, but snow stubbornly faded into slushy islands along the sidewalks ol the quadrangle. the paths which led to classes, the library, the qrill. and dorms. md 'wr f 'f 'F-r lttlm CME' -rv' 7 V' Mr ,. , - 4 '. MAZA