Ouachita Baptist College - Ouachitonian Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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18 .......-r. Double talk. l-losls Sfeye Tiller and John Befflf ask aueslions al lhe Pi Kappa Zela DalinQ Game as conlesfanfs Melanie Lowe, Sandy Walson, and Alma Jack wail lo be chosen as Pascal Sfowell's perfect march. - phofo by Spencer Tire y Double wedding. J. l?. Manns offclales fhe ceremony of Sam Fergenson and Amy Cald- well and Jennie Ulsworfh and her dale af lhe Sadie Hawkins l-lifchin' Posl. - phofo by Sean Galloway Ruba-dub-dub. The beaus of fhe EEE women 's social club enferrain the guesfs af fhe 505 parfy. Scorf Crider, Pascal Sfowell, Lance Cansdale, Kyle Wilson, Allan Perry and l?onnie Clay sing Splsh Splash for The program on Wednesday night pnolo by Sean Galloway Student hfe Elegant ladies. Sharla Cooper and TOTPVQ Dablemonl serve dinner ai' fhe Chi Della s New Alfilude Banque li The formal dinner was held Friday nighf of Twirp week. - phoro by Spencer Tlrey ,yy I fly