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

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Cindy Howard, 21 special education major f rn Indianapolis relaxes on the grassy quad

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The Bertolt-Brecht drama, uThe Tutor was preformed by the Sycamore players. The star. Jim Harlan, attempts to teach his student, Peggy Hite. catechism. iiMy hobby is life, my work is writing, said Billie Pat Brown, a senior English major on campus. In four years at ISU; in dorms, apartments, homes, I see we attend an institution geared up for all. If you wanna party, itis a play ground slide. If you want to study why it's a wooden ladder. I am a Virgo who mystically meditates on taro cards and plays a bamboo flute in the moon light night. Billie said. Ive been in school fifteen years out of twenty-one, forced to respect authority, desired to uproot it. Limita- tion, escape, time have also taken on various roles of importance in the heirarchy of my head. This is my Karma. llAs we all grow older, through classes we should become whole. I mean we should get it together within our Beings, developing a peaceful sense of Self - Body - Mind - Spirit, all as a unit, working; Yoga. From this place in space, I plan to quickly travel faraway through fields of people who; Art desire. To develop a conscious awareness of open-form technique, seeing what I before took for granted during my educational slumber. ISU's grassy quad is the center of activity on campus. is. Kuehll

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I wish I could bring my horse to school, said Janella Edwards, Miss Rodeo Indiana 1977. She won the title for her excellent horsemanship and advanced to compete for the Miss Rodeo America crown in Oklahoma City. Pve been riding horses all my life, she said. Janella lives on a farm in Greencastle and has been riding quarter horses in competition since the age of five. She barrel raced, rode patterns, and conducted her horse through a series of maneuvers to win her title. Janella was a 4-H member for ten years and feels that is where she received the greatest amount of her knowledge on horses. At ISU Janella is a sophomore majoring in home economics.