Iowa State University - Bomb Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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i i i ( tmm ( mm.(BWi Greek Homes .... 26 Independent Homes .114 Homecoming .... 170 Fall Sports 177 Sports Groups .... 188 Pre-Christmas Ceremonies 192 Winter Sports Lnion Hilights 214 230 Publications The Arts . 242 283 Spring Sports Agriculture . Engineering . 308 344 372 Home Economics Science Veterinary Medicine 396 408 422 Summer Camps Summer School 438 440 Senior Activities Index 442 453

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Fall Hilights . . . . 10 Administration . . . 20 Registration . . . 23 Winter Hilights Religion in Life 194 199 Spring Hilights . . . 276 Bomb Beauties . . . 282 Interest Groups . . . 294 Summer Hilights Vacations 432 436

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io tMwie IT WAS late suniiner . . . and yet it was not. Fall wasn ' t officially due for several days, yet collegians sported warm tweeds and wool sweaters. Cottons and summer slacks seemed out of place. It was fall quarter ... a new start . . . familiar faces, new faces, old twosomes, new twosomes . . . the feeling was definitely one of wools and tweeds. Suddenly it was fall, and classes were underway. Eve- ning dusk sank into quick blackness; it became less tempting to leave the nightly study desk as autumn breezes sharpened. This was to be the year of tremendous gradepoints. Re- member? Yet who wanted to study when he could gab with friends? Chem seemed just a bit easier after a hash over with an understanding roommate. Friendships had their beginnings . . . and grew. Problems were solved. Crowded housing conditions saw partial relief in a new dorm, West Gate, to be opened the next fall. A long-range housing plan was set up to com- pensate for the future ' s expanding enrollments. Enrollment ninnbered more than 8,000 with the engineers in majority. Little wonder the campus teemed with tripods and intent, stooped figures. HH i