Milligan College - Buffalo Yearbook (Elizabethton, TN)

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♦ ' v ' - ♦ « Right: Karen Crites and Lynn Pot- tenger know what to look for in a man after studying Comparative Anatomy. Below: Breakfast in bed takes on a whole new meaning as Jonathan Kinnick comes to dinner for the Hal- loween contest. CeiebtatlOH... Hand in hand with the new, students stiii carried out traditions which hove long been a part of Miiligan. The stu- dents celebrated throughout the year by participating in classes, ves- pers, open houses, musical groups, athletic events, and parties. Most important, of course, was the con- tinued celebration of Milligan ' s ol- dest tradition— the celebration of unity in Christ. Ill ill III ill s iy 6 Opewhi

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M ♦t 4 Left: Tony Gore, Rich Shanks, Julie VonMeter and Tracy Booth give each other a friendly hug after Sunday night vespers. Below: Amy Snyder, Lynda Pierson and Beth Gardner anxiously await the first snow as they dress for the ski season in the halls of Hardin. Opening 5

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Left: A sense of deep concentra- tion lingers over the salad bar as stu- dents contemplate tlieir choices. Bottom: Roger fJoberts, Andy Baker and Biily Haskins always find some- thing to laugh about whenever they are together. Below: Miiligan ' s true beauty stands out during its most colorful season of the year. I ♦ Jl r m ■■ . •• • «, •; • • ; • ' Opihing