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

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80L LLULPQZI 15 Diane Adams

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College always meant classes and studying and reading, but the special events were often the memories which perpetuated through the years. In every studentts memory, there was one outstanding event; one that was their favorite feature of the past year. To one it may have been in the first tricycle race during Homecoming. For another, it may have been the agonizing moments of waiting while the judges decided the winners of Campus Revue. Or perhaps, to one, the long awaited commencement was the best remembered. There were many events at ISO in 1964, and each of them was a cherished memory to someone. 14

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ception. Freshmen prepared for college life During the week of freshman orientation, all new students were welcomed to the campus of ISC by a program of activities which coordinated student activi- ties with the academic program. The student coordina- tors were co-chqirmen Sue Bethel and Mark Benner. The freshmen and transfer students attended Ct special convocation which introduced the function of student government. A movie which gave a synopsis of several major campus activities such as Homecoming, Campus Revue, cmd Soanest highlighted. the convocation. The Campus Religious Council Convocation introduced CH of the religious groups on campus. The displays at the annual Campus Club Fair intro- duced the new students to all of the social, religious, departmental, and honorary organizations. The Cam- pus Carnival, sponsored by the Student Union Board, acquainted the new students with the fraternities and sororities on campus. Each organization set up CI booth and both new students and old were invited to join the fun and games. The AOPi's. as did all sororities and iralemlties. had a booth in the full Campus Carnival. 18 A typical scene at carnivals is clowns, and the Campus Carnival was no ex- CAMPUS CARNIVAL CHAIRMAN: Betsy Bennett.