University of Illinois - Illio Yearbook (Urbana Champaign, IL)

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From Freshman Days on, our Alma Mater has guided us. Through the rich and traditional heritage of our University we have discovered broader horizons and have acquired convictions that will help us to fulfill our responsibilities in a complex society. From enriching experiences and treasured friendships we have here accumulated countless memories-memories that need not be for- gotten. For here is our campus, as we remember it: the tree-bordered quad- rangle, the chalk-white spi-re of the lllini Union at night, casual, yet friendly greetings of people you knew, the profs who endlessly graded papers, activi- ties and organizations that claimed your time and devotion, the sports you couldn't miss, the home away from home where you studied half the night, and the seniors, whose faces you'll miss next fall: all memories that will con- tinue to live in one volume, the 1958 lLLlO. -M' Classical Greek the most tangible architecture, to th which we live. C the results of the Greek people. i science, philosopl' and understand t Feeling that the versity and a greg these classical root 0 Classical Theme, love of simplicity he liGS created an deslgnf Contrastir of Greek qmiqui ments Present in Tfcif fgf.- -- . i f - - - e f , , ,n ,h,,w4,.,,. ,,.-...yr - N.. - - - .- . . . - , - '

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I2 40 74 232 276 428 536 Marlo Lange .... Io Ann Hostettler. . . . . . F ylis Mandell. . . janet Sheaffer. . . Barbara Williams janet Nichols .... jack Kenward. . . Rhodes Myers. Walter Linne. . . ..........Editor .Business Manager . . . .... Associate Editor . . . .Associate Editor . . . . ...... .... A ssociate Editor . . . .Associate Business Manager . . ....... Chief Photographer . . . . . .Assistant Photo Chief ..........Artist 31-1-1- .LINOIS LINOI5

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trough the rich 'oader horizons sponsibilities in iriendships we red not be for- rordered quad- 1I, yet friendly papers, activi- the sp0ffS You half the night: s that will con- Classical Greek influence extends from the most tangible things, such as campus architecture, to the modern democracy in which we live. Our university thrives on the results of the influential ideas of the Greek people. Among these results are science, philosophy, and art as we study and understand them today. i Feeling that the foundations of our uni- versity and a great part of our culture has these classical roots, the artist has embodied a classical theme. By introducing the Greek love of simplicity and clear arrangement, he has created an over-all feeling of formal design, contrasting the classical elements of Greek antiquity with the classical ele- ments present in our culture today.