Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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For many lludrolt, studying for final caused a stressful situation. Blanche Wrigley and Greqq Strobel poo! their skills to tackle their task in the library. For more on STRESS see page 24. — Photo by Kale Madeira Junior business administration major Jim Voigts berger takes a break by the pond on one of the first nice days of the year. Voigtsberger uas very active as a rugby player For more on ATHLETIC CLUBS see page 92 — Photo by Koti Madeira High Life 7

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when it’s time to relax When the studying and classes were over there was ju tvenough time left to have a social life and most students flung themselves into their outside at:-4 tivities with as much, if not more, enthusiasm and vigor as they directed toward their academic pursuits. , Many students waited until the weekend began, around Thursday night, to guide their efforts toward fun and frolicking. And around every corner MS( had something to offer. Plays, picnics, concerts, and movies were some of the student life that almost everyone took part in at one time or another. And then there were the special projects that some students chose to participate in. The college had marathons, community service work, and fund raisers going just about all the time. And for the students that soughTless structured events, there were numerous parties every week. It was not a question of whether one could find something to do, but which one of the many activities the student would choose when the time, came for relaxation. Glenna L. Houck Filling Kline Dining Hall with the sound of music and laughter, students have .1 ball at the Halloween dance, sponsored by the Resident Student Association I here were always many campus events in which to participate For more on a DAY IN THE LIFE »e page 32 - Photo by Trane Went Student Life 9