Austin Peay State University - Yearbook (Clarksville, TN)

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86 law prohibiting liquor-by-the- drink tmixed drinkst in non-metropolitan areas. However, the state repealled a minimum county population require- ment of 100,000 last spring, opening the way for a winter referendum con- cerning the mixed drink question. The Blue Grass Manufacturing .Com- pany offered an alternative to the loud sound systems and bright lights of the discos. Other live music emporiums continued to be rare in 1976-77 in Clarksville because of the disco inva- sion. Special events such as fraternity- sponsored open dances, Dunn Center concerts, athletic events and im- prompts streaking were big attractions to some segments of the APSU popu- lace. Wednesday night $1 movies were initiated by the University Social Activi- ties Board and were a mild success. The total scope of night life for Austin Peay's students is difficult to pinpoint. However, it can be safely said that for little or no fee, Clarksville can be yours. Top - Debbie Malkowski seems to be in fine spirits while attending a rush party at the Sigma Chi fraternity house. Above - Dollar night at the Martin Twin Theatre will find many APSU students standing in line to take advantage of the cheaper rates.

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. t. Opposite Top - During fall quarter a large portion of Grady Warren's night life was spent studying his role as Don Baker in Butterflles are Free. Opposlte Bottom - Members of the Alpha Tau Omega fraterni- ty wile away the night time hours by giving a rush party at their fraternity house. Top - Watching intramural football on the in- tramural tield from Drane Street is a good way to pass a cool fall evening. Above Left - After waiting in line to get into the Mar- tin Twin Theatre on Riverside Drive, there's still more waiting as people hurry to get popcorn before the movie begins. Above - A cool swim and a little intramural competition is a relaxing and fun way to spend an evening. Left - Around the local night spots, it's usually raise the paper cup time. 85

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