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QUIET SUMMER NIGHT - The student center fountain stands in the peaceful shadows of the trees on the plaza. STRIKE ZONE • In the basement of the student center, students could test their skill at bowling, as well as pool, ping pong and video games. A COFFEE BREAK - Students, faculty and administrators all took advantage of the convenience of the student center cafeteria. 22 ■ STUDENT CENTER
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FAITHFUL FANS - With a winning team comes record-breaking crowds. Fairfield Stadium saw many targe attendance figures during the '85 season. OVERT ENTHUSIASM - Private homes were adorned with Herd paraphenalia during the Green fever” that swept through Huntington. UP IN LIGHTS - All over town Herd spirit could be seen as businesses displayed their support for the Herd. HERD SPIRIT ■ 21
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All this and more When students were tired, needed a place to sit and talk, or eat. or just lcok for a litt'.e excitement, they could do all these things and more at the Memorial Student Center. Built as a memorial to the football team, staff, and townspeople who died in the 1970 airplane crash, the center served as host to a variety of activities and services for all students. Within the Memorial Student Center. students tried their luck at the game room, went shopping in the bookstore and grabbed a bite to eat in the sweet shop or the cafeteria. In addition, the lower level offered activities ranging from bowling to pool to ping pong. Students also enjoyed the atmosphere of the Coffee House — where they could visit with friends and drink a beer or cat a pizza. TODAY'S THE DAY — This newspaper box seemed to be a perfect place for Tom Price to fill out his Sears credit card application. Also housed within the student center were the offices of Student Life. Alumni Affairs. Student Activities. Marshall Artist Scries. Minority Affairs. and Student Government, among others. An added attraction to the Memorial Student Center this year was the newly remodeled commuter lounge. It gave commuters a place to go between classes where they could watch TV or study or just take a break. One of the most widely used areas of the student center was the plaza. Never a day passed during good weather without dozens of students flocking there to relax and visit with friends. The plaza was also the site for seme activities such as sales, sorority and fraternity fund raisers and pledge sign up. organizational fairs, a variety of entertainment. and even some demonstrations on important issues with which students were concerned. STUDENT CENTEX - 23
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