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

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For everything that changed countless things d1dn't Z Q W Q S The walk from the bottom df the Hill to Thompson Complex shll took 15 minutes. The elevators in buildings like Grise Hall were still Q H S .Q S in Q EQ Q maddeningly Sion. The campus was still remarkably free of litter, and as usual the trees turned colors just in time for perse pt i ns It was still hard to find a parking space, except on weekends when suitcasing emptied the lots. A And each Tuesday and Thursday stacks of College Heights Heralds were distributed and read by students. It was the little things, the constants, the things that never change, as well as the new, that made the year memorable - that formed everyone's perceptions of Westem. 10 Opening W i' X' 1 , , nu 4 N X ld 51,-,Clair Hamld Sinclair YOGI BEAR, a Hanna-Barbara character from BEFORE THE Homecoming game against Morehead, Betty Thompson, a senior textiles and clothing majo Kinglg Island' surprises Kevin Tonensv a Fairport' from Bowling Green, is escorted through a sword archway by Kreis McGuire, a senior physical education major Ny., senior' at the Homecoming gam after being named Homecoming Queen.

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12 Student Llle QE ,assi bitter' AQ OW YK Q60A 2 P3gg919, fl 9 Q Q Q9 3500 6 9'-C85 fl-ab Z' 1 QQXQX ' J Qt Nt S Q3 S' t X 6 Je Qian 941 0 Perhaps Student lluiie important thing students learn about in college isn't history or chemistry or English - itls life. How to get an education while having a good time is an annual problem of the college student. There were two major concerts, but neither was by a group with wide appeal. Lecture topics ranged from subliminal sexual seduction in advertising to social trends leading to totalitarian society. Every school holiday was welcomed. Many students began planning spring break in January. But there were other activities, and students' perceptions of them varied. Dating, religion, sex, drinking, drugs, entertainment and food had different meanings for every student. The most important thing about student life, though, was not the structured, planned activities, but the spur-of-the- moment things - like a late-night walk or splashing in the fountain - that formed the perceptions. Z I 5 1 f ..-X -X