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Jimmy Carter Visits Wesleyan On November 11, 1985. Wesleyan had the pleasure ot' being visited by President Jimmy Carter. After arriving on campus. a banquet was held in his honor with the Mason Crickard scholars in the top of the SCOW. He then spoke to an excited audience in the chapel. He spoke about world peace. Students had the opportunity to present questions to be answered by President Farter. These were read by Dean Welliver. Everyone enjoyed having his question answered by such a pro- minent person. tqommunity Council president Rob Hytheway presented Carter with the title of Honorary Bobcat and gave him a plaque and a WVWC Bobcat sweatshirt. Everyone was thrilled to have such an important person visit their campus and town. High! Prmident Jmim-x t'artvr xpvaks about world praise' Lou wr Right Vartvr holds his plaque makzng him Honorary Bohvatu Lower Left I'rvsidf'rit Varter ansiiers questifjrns presented to htm by the students Hrloa Prwsidvlit Vartvr and Pft'Xldt'l1fLlZfll7lPV' await introdut'tiori.Q 2 5 6,0 1 Q1 'if
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Flood of '85 The Flood of 1985 is now a part of history but the campus will always remember that late night and early morning when the waters started to rise and overflow their banks. The flood brought the campus together as they helped students move from Camden Apartments. housed Holloway students, re- moved personal items from the KA house and cleaned up the town. However, the greatest effort was seen as many students pledged their money and time to Jerry Wood and the chapel as they helped Buckhannon residents Clean their homes, remove damaged items and get their lives back to some semblance of normality. Fortunately for us, Buckhannon has been able to pick up the pieces. Unfortunately for many other towns in West Virginia, normality is not even in the near future. However, everyone hopes that history will not repeat itself. Top Thr- railroad trarinx, normally u great dislnrivr froni thi' u alvr acts as rz waterfall l'pp1'r Mzddlv Left A rar in the middle of lou n lies under !1L'ufUHI nf unter I,ou'er llfflddlv Lvfl The sowrr flwld hcuonies a lake for a fvu days Left The u'atvr.s of Huuhharznon Ru-er warm' as high as Vanzdcrz Apartment mini plex Abou' Students ob.wru'lhvl11.igh li aters
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