Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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Catching Rays As soon as there was even a hint of warmth in the air. winter-weary students were out sleeping or studying in the sun. Popular sunning areas were knicknamed after their nearby dorms, such as Tanger Beach and Gaige Beach.—Photo by Darrin Mann Bike Riding Pausing to decide which way their bike ride should take them. Theresa McCoy listens to a suggestion from boyfriend Allen Graybill. Even students who didn’t own a bike could enjoy this pasttime. thanks to the Bike Room, located in the Student Memorial Center basement.—Photo by Mike Mingey

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Catching Gp On Work College students had many responsibilities besides academics, even those who lived on campus. If a student was able to own a car and keep it on campus, he she learned to deal with the problems that arose. Here Wells Shope tightens a loose fan belt before taking his car in for inspection.—Photo by Stan Jones Relaxing by the Pond The pond was the scene of much low-key weekend activity, especially during the warm months. Jerry Kcrscher serenades some friends as they catch the afternoon sun.—Photo by Mary Stoeffler. Always eager for a snack, one of the swans is coaxed over to the bank by Lisa Dundore and Laura Dougherty. — Photo by Stan Jones. 28 Weekcnds

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 yVka.ka.rLcli Getting Away Proving that you don't have to go far to get away from the people and the pressures. Billy Munz plays his guitar down behind Burrowes Hall along the bank of the Connestoga.—Photo by Mike Mlngcy Road Trips Many students took off to friends' houses or other colleges for overnight parties. Here. Diane Sargent, junior, loads a six pack into the car for a ride to Pottstown. For most road trippers, getting there was at least half the fun!—Photo by Susan Miller Doing Laundry Although it certainly wasn't an enjoyable way to spend the weekend, many students discovered by Sunday that they had nothing left to wear the following week. Even Burrowes Hall laundry room couldn't handle all the traffic. as this tenth floor room attests to .—Photo by Mike Mingey 30 Wcekends