Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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l. The Main Event jt'nully won TNTund Zeta Rho the first place trophy. 2. Pensively, Ken Stutttalt's a wailx the entrance cuefur the Saturday Matinee. 3. Seniors L ynne Ketteler and David Camp sing, ttTurn the Beat Around in Rhythm Revue, 4. Ricky Qualls, Laurie Robinson, Tonya Hesselrode and Chris Dell emceed the production and provided between- ucts entertainment at each of the four shows; 5. Bug Fever was spread by Galaxy and Ju Go Ju. The sho w placed high in mstume, due in part to the bugs' glowing Iuils. 6. Samrday Nights Allightf provlut'med Tofeb! and Haters in the finale of their production, Living for Satur. duv. - Dave Hogan - Dave Hagan Sweat and sacrifice lead to a glittering climax; in the aftermath, a big surprise for the . . . w1nners? 25 Spring Sing Extravaganza

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$ It was an extravaganza. Stripes on the tuxedo pants, hostesst gowns and panther faces sparkled. The Benson stage gave even the largest clubs room to move, and for four hours insects, safari hunters and molars danced across it, displaying a whirl of song and precision choreography. On awards night, participants crowded nervously onto the stage as the judges pronounced Galaxy and Ju Go Juts ttBug Fevertt the third place winner, TNT and Zeta Rhots uMain Event the runner up. Chi Sigma Alpha and Regina detonated when the announcement was made - they had finally broken a tradition of second place trophies with their ttRhythm Revue. . . . Or did they? The uRhythm Revue cast had the victory party and a weekend of glory, but when students assembled in chapel on Monday morning, program coordinator Jeff Hopper announced that a mistake in tabulations had been made, and the real winner had been mfhe Main Event. The misplaced payoff left conflicting feelings - even though HThe Main Eventtt got its name on the trophy, the ttRhythm Revueh cast ex- perienced the immediate glory. And for Chi Sigs and Regina, it looked like, ttAlways a bridesmaid, never a bride . . . . e Dave Hogan 0 . u '.5h I , 4PE;

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FRANTICALL Y Steve Smilh battles to keep up wilh hi5 Bible teacher '5 lecture. 4. DAILY devo- Iionuls are an integral par! of simian! life through mandatory chapel attendance. 1. THURSDAY Night Deligh! Participants gather around the lily pobl for a period of devor tion. 2. T OGE THER, two student relax under a shade tree for an afternoon Bible study. 3. , . . those who worship X Him must worship in spirit and truth. if v John 4:24 l ' x , - Jun Murphy 26 Spritual Life