Indiana University of Pennsylvania - Oak Yearbook / INSTANO Yearbook (Indiana, PA)

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While the hopes of the crowd rose and fell with every play, the big excitement was taking place down on the field. Fourth and inches to go. Will the extra point be good? Should we try a field goal or go for the touchdown? Each crisis required a decision. Sometimes a crucial mo- ment resulted in victory, othertimes in defeat. It all depended on how the ball bounced. Regardless of the outcome, though, the team was in the spirit of things. The fall of ' 57 would not have been complete without the thrills of the football games. 12 •■ -•

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As the days passed social events and cultural programs crammed the calendar — the dancing and playing Tomburitzans, the Pantomine Circus, and the Pitts- burgh Symphony. Most special, most memorable, of social events was the Junior-Senior Prom and all the fun of preparing for it, despite the hazards of flu.