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Student life began with enrollment this fall. Class schedules were made and changed, fees paid and financial aid disbursed. Next came the student- faculty barbecue, sky divers, balloonists and film fe stivals. After the first few weeks passed students settled into the routine of classes, labs and studies. Oc¬ casionally dances and concerts were held to break the monotony. Students living in dorms found then- lives based around the campus. They usually found places to spend then- time. “I go to the swimming pool most of the time after studies,” Jimmy Scott Spare time... what is spare time?” -Mike Becker said. While Keith Thompson said, “I take a road trip to surrounding towns and find some parties.” Athletes lifted weights in the weight room. While some played basketball in the gym. The commons area was the center for some Hacky-Sack or Fris- bee. Since most of the students came from a fifteen mile radius of the college they simp¬ ly went home. Home life involved washing clothes, watching television and visiting with friends. Student life, one of the many spokes or parts in college life, was important socially. Students take part in the mud volleyball games held near the housing units.
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Sky Divers and students head into the Student Union for dinner after the sky diving exibition in the fall. Students take responsibility for future College is the first spoke in life where results are deter¬ mined by oneself rather than others. Most of one’s life until this point is spent abiding by other’s decisions. These decisions are often made by adults, whether they be parents, teachers, or coaches. In college the responsibility for what a student does and how far the student progresses, rests solely on the students’ own shoulders. College, an important spoke of life, goes by quickly.The experiences during these few years are cherished forever. This spoke will reflect on all other spokes in life. The em¬ phasis placed on it now carries with it the possibilities of benefits in the future. Kelly Green, Gary Green, Jeff Cummings, Kristi Schnoebelen and Tom Klocek par¬ ticipate in the mud volleyball matches, a fall activity sponsored by RHA. Spoke of Life 5
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