Western Kentucky University - Talisman Yearbook (Bowling Green, KY)

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I X 'lf' My i l Left-After an exhausting search through shelves of books, Mary Ann Mohr takes a relaxed yoga position while in one of the checkout lines. Below-Mike and Susan Davenport discover that locating a paperback can be difficult, even with a filing system. rr' lrfnil' l f ' ' ' f ' 'ausms . g M 0 A ,AUMINIS ' a. LEGAL .srumEs. awww!-'J-371 W ei Wiir- Li w1f . Above-To freshman Becky Henry, selecting the right textbooks is almost as challenging as the class itself. 23

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- +--L .,. Students flock to bookstore, cash registers begin to ring Completing registration may seem like an accom- phshnwentin Kseh,butsuHfacingthestudentisthe cxdealofbuwngtembooksandsuppheshxthenew sen1ester.'lhe Vvesterneris avvare as he enters the bookstore that he has become another face in the crowd, joining some 11,000 students also hoping to avoid the seasonalrush.l4ere,histask becornes more complicated if he hopes to find cheaper, used books camouflaged alongside shelves and shelves of more expensive, new books. There is also the temptation of buying non-essentials such as posters, sweatshirts, jewelry and other items more appealing to the eye than textbooks, After some time in the checkout Hne,the Hudent Hnds he B not onw drained of energy, but his wallet much thinner. Right-Carl Mitchell, a Louisville senior, scans a preview of coming attractions to see what a lab manual has in store for him. Below- Posters of superstars and psychedelic images along the bookstore wall catch the eye of young and old alike. i 1 ,,,?,, .-. It ,f X. my-' ' vw .. rg' ag, -J.. f - . Ju Mil-Jr..-' , -rn : . , .-J . 1 r a'-3,4 -iizgz -4 .-we-'L if . ,l'rw 1 i V H301 ' ' ' .rift 'f - . - -l ,fans -- , i Iv.-V . 5 .v --- ra tl ...., --.., i ' iii Ill!! l lu ,l l 4 6 is .EU 1 -., -:ff . , f, - milf' il' 5 f lv ' u HPI? f gllwgl I vi

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Western class successful in preventing sale of estate to Russians Students in Dr. A. VV. Laird's fall psychology class started a S1 million fund raising project in an attempt to prevent Russia from buying 28 acres of land ad- joining George VVashington's Mt. Vernon estate. The class' contact with the Pentagon resulted in an emergency meeting of the State Department and a decision that the Russians could not buy the land, As classroom activities constantly change at Western, students teach classes and gain laboratory experiences by doing scientific research and writing for the school paper. For WKU students this year's classroom activities ranged from large experimental classes to individ- ualized water survival training by the military science department. Right-Classroom demonstrations give nursing students an op- portunity to explore the mechanics of the human body. Below- Patt Penoyer completes an art class assignment by finishing a charcoal sketch of Tim Gray. A 1' . 1:52, K 'A gd ' ' -4 i 24 -gF,,.. Right-Golfer Gail Mahoney trics to get it all together in her physical education activity class