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1. Mark Emerson boosts the tally board past the $1,000 point during the beginning hours of the event. 2. Jan and Mike Keating exhibit brother-sister harmony for an audience-filled Union 3. Readying for his performance, Bruce Gibson tunes his guitar. 4. The drummer for the Davis Sisters proves that talent for the marathon had no age limit. 5. While leaving his effects behind, one marathon worker enjoys the activities in the early morning hours. 6. Stan Schremmer, assisted by Profes¬ sor Bill Ohlemeier, broadcasts the latest total tallied by Patty Parks. 7. Involved in one of the most important functions of the mara¬ thon, Rhonda Jordan and Mary Riffel receive donations over the telephone from commu¬ nity supporters of the fine arts department. 29
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Players Launch Marathon; Total Falls Short of Goal With their goal set at raising $25,000, the Players, BCCJC ' s drama club, sponsored a 17-hour marathon last fall to furnish the fine arts auditorium with curtains, lights, and seats. From one o ' clock on a Sunday afternoon until six o ' clock the next morning, the Union was the scene of a variety of talents, performed before a continual audi¬ ence and broadcast live over KVGB radio for the listening public. Every¬ thing from karate demonstrations to bedtime stories were included in the marathon ' s activities. Mrs. Jean Berscheidt, pro¬ fessor of speech and drama, directed the marathon, with over 400 people helping to make the effort possible. Although only a little more than $4,000 was raised, the Players were pleased with the total collected from their endeavor.
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Fall Intramural Program Sparks Student Participation Under the direction of Professor Gary Tranbarger, the fall intramural program allowed athleti¬ cally-minded students and profes¬ sors to express their competitive desires through such sports as soft- ball and football. Approximately 80 individuals participated on 8 foot¬ ball teams and 4 softball teams. As the fall semester con¬ tinued, basketball and volleyball teams were formed, and Barco bowling league competition began. When the semester ended, partici¬ pants awaited the continuation of intramural sports during second semester. 30
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