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

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'fre iw -ww.--.g. For many who were separated hom romantic interests for the first time College spelled discouragement, Roommates were invaluable when dear lohn letters arrived. Atmosphere took on a new 1 meaning as these couples Q' swayed to soil music under dim lights in rx dressed up E ballroom. ll

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.a V-t 4' Amateur bowlers were instructed in that feat of higher mathematics: the art oi correctly keeping a bowling score card. 1 .lf .'5:,I1f'4f-:fl N53-' Sf ml l flat? 1. - . :'t , M fi-' if 'li .. uf .5 .rf-fi iii- 52 1- ' '- Q, F' '..t, , , , ' . ' .Q Qt- fy A f 'M .V '37 rt lf! L on a A ,X ,gg J., Ura - i , V. ii: x . -, Tk! . A 3. 5 - SSM s V ..,xfrf::?'7S : 5 S -'-' - ,W -., ,f cus. ' Classes in English. math. speech. humanities, theatre. philosophy. and languages drew students to and from the LM building every hour of every school day. Increasing enrollment made three in a room a common sight at Reeve Hall. but these gigqleboxes seem to enioy the close companionship. ,x,...- M - rx z Q 5 S .- lf N, r try, -5... Freshmen discovered a nightmare come true as their carefully planned schedules failed to conform with classes still available during the closing hours of registration. 13