Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

Page 20 text:

Several people .ulmirc .1 colorful banner as they await their next turn at the keg Many such banners marked the positions of groups of kegs, allowing their owners to find them easier as the day wore on. Photo by Steve Danforth Denise Hartman and Deb Reinert provide each other some much needed support. There were plenty of students left staggering alter OGO s Spring fling picnic. Photo by Steve Dun forth A happy couple finds a quiet spot away from the noise and madness of the fling to share some time together. Spring Fling provided many couples the opportunity to get off campus to have some fun together. Photo by Steve Dnnforth Steve Danforth obviously has things under control with his three favorite ladies. Steve was one of the multitude of MU students that got as much entertainment as possible out of Spring fling. Photo by Steve Danforth s Camera 16 Student Life

Page 19 text:

The arrival of spring is again celebrated in true Marauder spirit. Many groups of students tame together to make this year's Ming an undisputed success. Photo by Christie llcrrold High Tide, from franklin and Marshall College entertain the highly enthusiastic Millcrsville crowd. Their lead singer later said impressed. Boy, the people at Miller-svllle really know how to party. Photo by Christie llcrrold Steve Share and Hob McCauley don their beer goggles for a day of fun and frolicking in the sun. This happy couple was one of many found arm-in-arm at this year's Spring fling picnic. Photo by Brian Morgan An OCiO brother checks tickets at the gate of Rocky Springs Park before allowing this car to enter. A two keg minimum was placed on vehicles wishing to park at the fling. Photo by Steve Dan forth Mark Salvo self-acclaimed Millcrsville light weight drinking champion shows his awardwinning style. Lisa ferrari competes on her own level, ground level, for the women's title. Photo by Brian Morgan . . . All The Way! Student Life 15

Page 21 text:

This couple nearly misses Ihe bus as they demonstrate that fun In the sun means different things to different people. Gravity took its toll on more than a few ovcrindulgcnt students at the rilng. Photo by Steve Danforth begs are kept protected from the warming rays of the sun by this spacious tent. Most people settled for bags of ice and shady trees to keep their kegs cool and frosty. Photo by Steve Dan-forth Continued from page 14 Inciters, was the main attraction with their series of pop rock and roll. The crowd of screaming students, dancing and spilling their drinks on each other, obviously loved both bands. Spring Fling was more than just lots of beer and loud music, though. Many friends were reunited after a long and particularly cold Miller-sville winter, and a whole lot of friendly hugging was seen amongst the impromptu games of football, volleyball, hackysack, and frisbee throwing. A new form of hackysack was seen this year. too. The players stood in a circle, as usual, keeping the little sack in the air, but to make things a bit more challenging, they taped cups of beer to their hands. The object was to keep the beer in the cup in addition to the sack in the air. Spring Fling was again an undisputed success, and as students moved the party back to the campus at the days end. the lead singer of High Tide said, with an air of impressed respect. Boy. the people at Millersvillc really know how to party. What better way to sum up a perfect day. ■ Student Life 17