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

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i --3-- A 3a.. A i Pride, the deadliest of the seven v deadly sins prevailed at iSU, but that sin felt so good! For the first time in years apathy disappeared and was replaced with real school pride and enthusiasm. Students were proud to be Sycamores and proud to be a part of a winning school. It could have been winning the NCAA gymnastic championship title that gave students the new pride. It could have been the ladies that took the field hockey state championship for a second year in a row, or the NIT bid that caused all the enthusiasm. Maybe it was Donaghy Day, a spotless campus with newiy-painted yellow curbs that made students really care. The new feeling of pride could have been a result of the high quality education found at ISU, or from the professors who genuinely cared about their students. ' But more than likely it was those thousands of individuals pulling together that caused the real emergence of pride. Individuals that have given their time, effort, lives and hearts for the good of ISU. It took all kinds of people working together to make ISU what it is today. Students, faculty, alumni, administra- tion, staff, and community ail have had a part in its development. ThroUgh their efforts they have made 1976-1977 a year to be forever remembered and a year of which to be very proud.

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Putting people back into ISU Sparkette Barb Lowdermilk cheers on the Sycamores during a basketball game. Barb s a junior broadcasting major from Terre Haute.