Hamline University - Liner Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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its 5 From left to right: Kelli Deutsch, Queen Sue Johnson, Queen Lee Truax, Tracy Allen grace the stadium at the half-time parade. A Lag Alumni gather for the annual buffet at noon in the Student Center Snack Bar. l

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Goodbye Goheen. A building which had many dif- TerenT pasTs saw iTs iniTial desecraTion on SaTurday morn- ing. PresidenT Bailey removed The cornersTone and read The conTenTs To The crowd of on-lookers. Then, To begin The sToning Joe HuTTon, former Basl4eTball coach aT Ham- line Threw a baskeTball Through an upper sTory window. Goheen was immediaTely besieged vviTh sTones and bricks from The by-sTanders and aT The end noT one win- dovv remained inTacT. OTher SaTurday evenTs included a car rally, banner judging conTesT and The annual Alumni buTTeT. ThaT aTTernoon The Pipers kepT Their MIAC hopes alive by pounding The UMD Bulldogs 32 To 12. Queens Lee and Sue and Their courT reigned over The game and aT half-Time The 1919 TooTball Team was inducTed inTo The Hall of Fame. The music of The Jim SuTherland QuarTeT and Thun- derTre were TeaTured aT The Homecoming Dance as a TiTTing finale To The Three-day evenT. T , -f -Q l 'Ay A ,,,,r President Bailey strains himself To loosen The cor WA

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1 TW' T A Aww WINTER . . . We kepT up The pace seT in The Fall and conTinued To involve ourselves more and more deeply in The life of The campus. Early in The Term The TaculTy unanimously passed a resoluTion allowing any sTudenT who so wished To aTTend TaculTy meeTings. Many sTudenTs Took advanTage of This and The subTle pressure we exerTed on The TaculTy was noT always welcome. Under The direcTion of The STudenT Couseling CommiTTee a Torum was held loeTween TaculTy, sTudenTs, and adminisTraTion on The Topic oT STu- denT RighTs and ResponsibiliTies. Though The Turno'uT was noT very large, Those aTTending TelT iT To be inTormaTive and The gaTe was opened Tor similar TuTure acTiviTies. T3