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

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Something was definitelyhappeningat Indiana State Univer- sity, and we were proud to showit. We strutted our stuff on the play- ing fields and in the concert halls. We campaigned and voted. We elected an Indiana senator to be vice president of the United States, and a Vigo county man to be Gover- nor of Indiana. We showed that we could make a difference and make things happen. T h o u - sands of Ameri- cans died of AIDS, and we felt its shadow on our own lives. Safe sex 43 t d ' W3 ah i $3: was the phrase to live by, and condoms came out of the gas station restrooms and into the forefront of our society. We found that things could happen to us. Even though it was not always clear what was going on, one thing was never in question: There was definitely something happening here. things could happen to us. ...we found that Ii 4 Somethino's Phi Delta Theta trike rider Bob Mor- ton prepares to begin the rare. The Phi Dells finished third behind the first place Pikes and second place ATO's in th e homecoming weekend race.

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S ycamores 'Parade thru Time' Father Time took his annual vacation at ISU during 1988 year. He spent the entire week of October 17-22, Pa- rading thru Time. The clock stopped Mon- day for the coronation of the 1988 Queen and Bachelor of the Year. This year's first lady was Zeta Tau Alpha's Rhonda Schmitt and the Bachelor of the Year was Alpha Tau Omega's Tim Stewart. An I S Ucheerleader stirs up the crowd at the annual homecoming game against Illinois State. The Sycamores won the game 26-18. Fraternities and sororities worked together to construct floats for the IS U homecoming parade down Wabash Avenue. The ISUparade is the largest student-run parade in the nation. BOOM! The cannon located at Memorial Stadium was fired aftereach Sycamore touchdown. En Homecoming The Sycamore Sillies struck old Father Time's funny bone on Tuesday with the pairing of ATO, Chi Omega, and Delta Sigma Phi chalking up a few points. Wednesday the momen- tum of the Homecoming spirit really took off as thechief, prin- cess, Sparkettes, and march- ing band led students through campus on the annual Torch Light parade. Students were scroung- ing all over campus to find items on the scavenger hunt on Thursday. The pairings were going for those valuable points that win the sweepstakes award. As for the excitement on Friday and Saturday, Father Time had it rough deciding which would take the cake. tcontinued on p. 8i