Ball State University - Orient Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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6-0pening eJohn Huffer an ere” pace | dramatic comeback and won its Mid- American Conference Championship. Hopes for an NCAA title were quickly dashed, however, when Memphis State won in first-round action. Men’s tennis also won the MAC, joining women’s field hockey and basketball, along with the golf team which won its tournament title, to provide relief in a successful year of university sports. A flurry of sudden activity in May surrounded a potential visit by Presi- dent Ronald Reagan, but presidential spokesmen said there was no time on the president’s agenda for the unplanned visit. Meanwhile, graduation loomed and there was little time to find a sum- mer job. Yet students believed somehow it would work out, because as always, One Thing Leads to Another. Control and body position provide protection for Dan Palombizio as he maneuvers around a Memphis State player. The Cards participated in the National Collegiate Athletic Associa- tion basketball tournament only to be defeated by Memphis State, 95-63. In the midst of a beautiful Saturday morning, 2,877 students await to turn their tassels. A split ceremony took place for the first time as all graduates sat in the Quad for speeches and special degrees, then moved to other . sites around campus.

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