Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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l. l 26 l... I I. l4 '0 !m g.- a H I-l g.- N I.- U! .. .p y.- OI .- a .- liq .- :0 19. Winter Quarter Ends w 0 l4 '3 l3: '3 l3? l3 :8. Spring Qtr. Begins I'- lg l, I as: sludcnla from all over the States ril- Spending Spring Break in Dayton Beach :licnlly gather in Daytona Beach for Spring proved to he a fun experience for sophomore III. Tony Horvnlh and senior Keith Webb. Convening in Daymna, ATCPB Tony Horvath, Wade Massed, Jeff Lindsay and John Snell take a break from playing basketball during Spring Break. Poolside at Penmdjs Holly Maharidge, Bridge: McDonough, Margo Gozion and Shelly Ross bask in lhe sultry Florida sun. i I . s; E $ ,.

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Sillillg in the Collrgr Union bowling aIIt-y. Miche'lle Finger nnrl TPrr, Fingu-r Ir; t0 amuav their little siu. Over 300 8-13 year olds invaded B-W 011 March 7th and 8th. The reason: Baldwin-Wallacehs first HFamily Tiesti'l Sibs weekend. Program Board sponsored the event, inviting B-W students to bring their little brothers and sisters on campus for the weekend. Andy Andrews. the National Association of Campus Activities' En- tertainer of the Year performed his com- edy act and. a B-W perennial favorite. Those Guys tau audience participa- tionXmusic amt enterlained li'l and big sibs alike. The Hideaway. the Computer Center. Admissions Office. Food Services and many fraternities and sororities participated in the weekend aclivilies surh as computer classes, movies, games. an indoor campfire. and kite flying. Even Mother Nature contributed. providing lots of sun- shine and unseasonably warm tem- peratures of above 70 degrees. The weekend was seen as a big success by the little sibs and lhe Bal- dwin-Wallace community and theret fore may become an annual event. Family Ties Weekend 21

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In a larming booth at Suddenly Sun. Melissa Gosaeu toasts her skin before leaving for Flor- Eda. Spring Break is more than a ten day break for many college students,and Baldwin-Wallace students are no ex- eception to that. It signifies the end of a long winter and stands for the end of the longest quarter tor what seems to bet 0f the school year. Many pack up cars or vans, and head for such popular Spring Break areas as Daytona Beach, F ort Lauderdale, Sarasota, the Keys of Flor- ida. Some chose less popular places, such as San Padre Island, Texas or even California. They leave usually lwith Spring Break hopes of finding rest, romance, and rays hewever, not always in that order or in equal proportions. This Spring Break brought bad weath- er to many B-W students, who chose to go to Daytona Beach, Fort Lauderdale and the Keys. However, they found oth- er thing to do to occupy their time other than swimming. They may have not got lhe sun tan they expected but what many came home with were memories for a life time. Spring Break 23