Butler University - Carillon / Drift Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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While working in the concessions area by the popcorn machine, An- gela Bies, Krissy Kozar, and Mi- chelle Snayd take a break to have their photo taken. Playing a mock game of craps, Brian Klenr m collects his win- nings from program board member Hallie Miller. While entertaining in the dining room, comedian Randy Montgom- ery serves as one of the many attrac- tions available to the students that evening. PHOTOS BY: TOM GOODWIN Comedian Artie Widergy entertains the audience with his stories that relate well to the collegiate students. I

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KINDT This alumni joins in at the brunch under the tent in the Hinkle Field- house parking lot prior to the foot- ball game. In an array of rainbows and costumes, the half-time Hon- eys perform their skit to the band ' s Wizard of Oz medley. KINDT Cheering the ' Dogs onto victory. Jenny Rodino and Dominic Cappal- letti stand at the side lines trying to get the Butler crowd n: ore spirited. W ' OMECOMING 99

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South Pacific marks 2nd all-nighter Student Union Board organizes event ' ■ i iii i W „.v ' ' ' ' s« ' ' If a student were to venture into Ather- ton Center Friday, November 1 they v ould have been greeted by a nautically dressed program board member who promptly put a lei around their neck. This is how all of the 800 students were greeted at the second annual All-Nighter sponsored by the Student Union Board of the Program Board of the Student Assem- bly. The event coordinated by Liz Combs attracted many students for the various activities at the TGIF South Pacific cele- bration. The evening lasted from 9:00 pm till 2:00 am and opened Atherton Center for the enjoyment of the students. Tony Warren played music in the C- Club all evening as the bookstore was x Dennis Dye. Jeff Bickel, and Bert Thomas en- joy the laughter of the conredian in the din- ing roonr during the all-nighter. open offering a variety of discounts. On the third floe.-, South Pacific v as showing in 326 and casino games were going on at the other end of the hall. The idea of the theme was to make Atherton a cruise ship. Later in the evening a hoola hoop con- test and limbo contest were held and prizes were awarded. After two come- dians performed in the dining room, the movie Breakfast Club was presented. Fi- nally at 1:30 a breakfast was served and (finally) a raffle of free prizes took place. NIGHTER 101