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COLLEGE IS ACTIVITIES Activity life on Baldwin-Wallace campus runs High all year long. Under the leadership of Joe lvcevich. the Activities Board of Student Council sponsored numerous events. Movie of the Month programs and TGIF dances were among the regulars as well as special events such as the Lettermen Concert, ski trips. Christmas Dance, and hootenannies. The Student Union Committee, lead by Judy Smith, has also been sponsoring many events to raise money for our long awaited dream. Students aided through the Buy a Brick campaign and by- buying apples at Homecoming. Plays and concerts on campus were also numerous as the drama department, the language departments, and the conservatory com- bined to produce a variety of cultural experiences.
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College is friends—making new friends, renewing old acquaintcnces, and having a circle of pals. New friends—the fellow that sits next to you in sociology class, a stranger as a lab partner, a new professor, or a smile as we walk down Seminary. Old acquaintcnces—former roommates and teachers. And a circle of pals—the fraternal organization, dorm parties, or a table of friends at dinner. College is fellowship of many or a few, sticking together through thick and thin. New clubs, such as this year’s Newman Club, start with a few and grow with bright plans for the future while the well established student council administration renews its pledge for good government and plans another out- standing year. The interactions of this family of two thousand arc many and great. fa l page: Who is it for? Kohler girls anticipate verdict. Abort: Students gather on lawn in Spring. Top right: Students gather in Kulas auditorium for cultural events. Right: Students gather in Ur- sprung gymnasium for an all-college as- sembly.
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Top left: Site for Student t'nion is cleared after the removal of Ccntrni.il Hall. Abort: Everyone ready? Bottom left: Hath Albertson and Jove Garcia star in the Spanish production of Lt Sutrie dr Itjbelifj. Bottom middle: Cheerleaders rest during Homecoming halftime show. Bottom right: On the way to the May Hay chariot race in Metropolitan Park. 23
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