Southern Illinois University - Obelisk Yearbook (Carbondale, IL)

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2,000 receive degrees at 91st commencement Under the clouded sky of McAndrew Stadium the 91st annual spring commencement took place on J une 10. The graduates, some tearful, others expressionless, marched across the stadium to the sound of the 'cProcessional March in the background. In the traditional manner President Delyte W. Morris conferred some 2,000 degrees. The president of the University of Michigan, Harlan H. Hatcher, delivered the commencement address. The ceremony ended as the graduates cleared the stadium, each one prepared to enter another phase of life. Graduates and spectators all stand for the SIU Alma Mater as the program comes to a close

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heat wave in iuly makes summer school un- pleasant As Southern began its fourth year of a full length summer quarter there 6 were 8,655 students bustling about .-QV' - -.1 campus. One week in July temperatures exceeded 100 degrees each day. ' ' ' In addition, a power failure during the heat Wave made classrooms, fa offices, and campus dorms unbearable. A natural escape from the heat was the Lake-on-the-Campus, where students spent afternoons studying as well as relaxing in the sun. Another pastime for students was the productions by the Summer Music Theater presented in air-conditioned Muckelroy Auditorium. IPM ,. Q: '. if .I xl.,-Lal, . . A 41- 1 ' V -A 3? M ,l 11,-'-1' 2 1 ' - 51-ff T ' 1 X , -:iff K,-151 . maid.,-.xt f --N . .5 .sw -. - ' -q . N f 2 ,. r 1 1 Q35 I W W ' . . 'Z'f L alfa J 'V V 5 11365, M1 'N 'fin I 2 ,rx , If L? I 4., 'li A 4 A ' -gg H L ,,., .1 V , LP 1 ' I l , D 0: 5 r , . . ,,,' . 'g x vp .1-I MH .- '- - . --. ' f '- ' ., 1 qv 1 ' Ai. 4 2 .,,3,V1 wid, ir ,. V A .bv if lxtikifiva-A- l , N W 'Ai .y I M ' . A '.NLui.. ,Aj , -s...,:-, ,fl it -fe' ' . 2 'ff.N.,lLg1 H- T' T' Ti X., -1 a 3' L--nv U -A wb- xi. p 'R , ' -- -. 4 ...M ., K ' - -f-if s..w,...-.-. -Y V- Y-. 1 V w e ., ,,, , ..g . --Q -,. . W:-zgfizaw ' V 1 2' ibitggllsl',t,: :'-'f2. ' .. .. ., ' ', IN: .' I 21 :. , J se , ,- M, e1 - f, ,qw , ,, w1a.,:'.z5,k2- 1' ' K ---ur nn :- . r'r.'.314:.',,t'.t,.,.f1'.:'r.:f-f .- V v .vfgqqg ' , ' , y.,,,,. 4 ,Q ' - .- - A ,f V f lf ,2:,,Zl...1. ., . . , gl, V ,gi l I, Z H it . . M' .. 'ff ff -- . f:. - . hw -x.,-W - ill - X img , f 3-Q?3?u r R ...A-f-' Q A-. -, X Q, ,X ,hm Y A .1 nf ff ..,.. -1, . is x Q , -- 5 mx , ' -, yu- 4-'fy - 1 n ,..-s- ,., K 1 ' ' ,-.'7-,.-.2 -: wind Q V' 'lf --V ,. ' V , mp -v. ,ma 'fi-,N I -23-gt., 4, 5' - ' 7 ' -..fQ5J ' frlwgzz.,-5 1 . .Q -W -' ,, r,,, .A 1,11 ,A fe ' f '--f n f ' ' 1 r . ' 11f,v'1.:,:f,fva- ' V ag . b -at gyfgfa. -R -,Q ,. A Q ',.....au': 1 Y X ' ,. t ,Ti.'f'?3 '. ?ft.' +i3f. ,- , fi ' 71' dr .. ' Kev.-'1Z, 'W . ., ' -1-'Mid , .21 i,, ' gf, 31 r-ax . . .fb .. -1 -' 1. . 'ATX1' .- M ,, , , , Luk, .I , V, , 1' .. ' .1 . - - r' A - , -- raw. .M ,, ex v. ,,.? v,.,,, ,.. . 1 . K. , as . -. ...4.-..:r:..res:..M.4:1Q..f1---trial,-i2m1..1 . ra 1...-Sam V . A s'-. ' 14: E ' . if fx Lyifi, ' Je- Q, '. --v ' fl The summer heat did not halt construction of One coed has found 1 f - . . . a rt bl 1 , new sidewalks around the Old Main building. perfect for studying, bgliilndcoslhleo szluefilrgrli, 24