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First prize winners of the Halloween party held in the Student Union cafeteria were the pregnant angel, Julie Rierson, and the devil, Ron Ediger. The only time a punk rocker, John Kenemer, would be seen dancing with a Smurfette, Gail Rucker, would be during Halloween. Here they are at Pogo ' s, an 18-bar in Wichita. Escorting his ladies is Donnie McClain and at his sides are Jamie Holland and Kenneth Palmer. 14 Halloween
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Todd Plummer holds on tight until the buzzer sounds to indicate when his time is up. Coming out of the chute, Todd Plummer begins a long and rough ride. Rodeo 13
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Parties provide Halloween haunts ■ alloween (originally All Hallow ' s Eve) used to stir up thoughts of witches, ghosts, demons, and other things that went bump in the night. It used to be a night of terror when we were younger. As small children, we counted the hours until we went candy collecting door to door. At each door that opened we said that ever-so-familiar greeting, Trick or treat. It was the night nobody knew us, and we got all the goodies we could dream of. As we matured into high school students, we found more of a thrill by doing daring deeds on the last night of October. Often times, we found ourselves sneeking through cemeteries and abandoned houses. But overall, the most popular thing to do was to vandalize other peoples ' property. If a young teen- age had soap, toilet paper or eggs, then he was ready for adventure! It rarely fazed youngsters that there were laws and fines for these offen- ses. As serious minded college studen- ts, Halloween night was but another night for partying. But what makes it different than any other is the fact that we get to act crazier than nor- mal. Dressed in the wildest and most bizarre outfits possible, students start party-hopping early. There was always a good supply of private parties, but favorite places included campus dances and area taverns. Also, students seemed to enjoy going through local haunted houses set up by different organizations. How ever this famous autumn night was spent, it was usually in- volved in some way with students and their out-of-the-ordinary behavior. Dressed as the Mad Clasher, Jeff Nolls dan- ces with an unidentified costumed student dressed as a penguin. Halloween 15
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