Ball State University - Orient Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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verywhere students had reminders that cam- pus life doesn’t end at the classroom. From Muncie to London, students had many arenas to display their talents. If events ranging from Homecoming’s Variety Show to residence halls’ On-Campus Days failed to meet a student’s creative output, for many summer jobs made the difference. To those students, whether they nutured a talent for management or entertainment, life on campus was only a precursor of things to come. eAndrew Johnston Mischen Stigleman sings ‘‘Who. Can | Turn To?”’ in the talent portion of the Miss Ball State Pageant. Stigleman won the hearts of the judges to win the title of Miss Ball State 1986. Bike-A-Thon riders limber up on sta- tionary bikes before the start of the race. Umbrellas were used by riders to keep the sun off their backs from the heat. rn ay 9 ZA bi OD, Z Vas hy pd A = os ye, ONE e THING eLEADS e TO LIVING Secampus Life Division

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