Indiana University Kokomo - Prometheus Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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I UK BOOKSTORE Every student at IUK has visited the bookstore at least once, even if it was only to buy the required textbooks for the next semester, but there are many other items in the IUK bookstore as well as books. While browsing through the bookstore one may be overwhelmed by the selection of goods in stock, Aside from carrying the needed text- books the bookstore also contains oth- er assorted school supplies, magazines, and l.U. T-shirts and sweat-suits. lt even carries snacks for those long and boring breaks between classes. The bookstore is headed by Peggy Ross with staff members Elaine Beckman, Mary lo McCormick, and I . U si. 1.1 i1 il Lillian Miller. Without these ladies commitment to service the students at IUK would definitely be faced with the almost insurmountible task of finding their own textbooks and school sup- plies. Not to mention the great loss of school spirit due to the lack of Indiana University shirts and sweats on campus. Fortunately though this is not the case, Whenever one stops in the bookstore he is sure to always find new and interesting merchandise on the shelves. So the next time you find yourself with some free time why not go to the bookstore and browse. Who knows, you just might find . . . has ., 5. A ws. if 4 'X 3 -4 .X ,X 1+ ts- 1 wg . , The staff of the IUK Bookstore includes: Peggy Ross, Lilian Miller, Mary lo McCormick, and Elaine Beckman.

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During registration, Mary lo McCormick, and two students find the right text-books. R H A Lilian Miller help gan But, what is wrong with it? asks Rex Chaplin as the ladies in the bookstore make a quick joke about his new T-Shirt. fu... ,gla- Sizing it up, student, lulie Lind checks out the latest l.U. shorts for the spring break trip to Daytona Beach, Florida. H92 Qi-U l 4 - A Rex Chaplin browses through the newest selection of IU TShlrts and sweatshirts in the IUK Bookstore

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MYSELF! That's What I Can Give! N IT T KES US ALL When we pool our individual talents together, we create a better environ- ment in which all can live. When we find time to share ourselves with those around us, we find that more often than not managed- to help them in ways that would have otherwise been impossible. The devotion of our time can only increase our self-worth, and then we find that we have increased the value of the group as a whole. Extending our fellowship, developing relations, believing in a cause, and fighting for a purpose strengthens our souls, creating a better person. Being involved gives us a reason for living, and only when we are living life, can we learn to love it.