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This year's Spring Fling carried the theme Turn Me Loose which was derived from Loverboy's hit song of the same title. The Fling was held May 3 on the football practice field. Several games were played, including a balloon race, tug of war, team food eating, cow chip throw, and a cracker whistle. The winnertsp of each contest received a large M8tM cookie. There was large volleyball tournament which in- cluded 14 teams. The Student Commission hosted a Bar-B-Que dinner. A dance immediately followed in Lockman Hall Auditorium. Preceding Thursday's activities was Spirit Week. Students dressed according to a prearranged schedule on what was to be worn that particular day. Monday was designated as Western Day, Tuesday, Punk Day, Wednesday, Beach Party Day, and Thursday, Olym- piclToga Day. Student Life 19
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Th Loose! 1. Teresa Turcott gorges herself with crackers before trying to whistle. 2. Participating in the wheelbarrow race competi- tion is Hilary Evans and Marita Selby. 18 Student Life Ni., 3 i . ,,,'.bi.,, A- sf ' M I 'Y' ...T iff u xl-ll -asf Aa-PA ' ini 3. The egg toss is one of the favorite games to join in although it can get- somewhat messy at times. 4. Getting in on the action is Laura Lovitt in the balloon race. 5. Pyramid building is one of the newer games at the Spring Fling which turned out to be a big success. 6. Ready for the big splash is Dragon Doll Cara Webb. F'!- ' T 3
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PRING INTO ACTIDN... .Q-- A 1.Jamie Redman leads Kerry Shehan around the campus in an attempt to build trust for Blackim's speech class. 2.Terry Ritterhouse contemplates a fun evening while Tim Vierthaler watches the camera. 3.Art class is a fun way of learning different techniques of self- expression.
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