Campbell University - Pine Burr Yearbook (Buies Creek, NC)

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Spring Festival ' 78

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Everybody ' s Doing It! Flashing lights, mirrored ' es, and boogie beats coax siuuents to listen to the music and let their bodies move. Dis- cos have become a way of life and students frequent them every chance they get. Once they decide they want to go where the people dance, the Night Fever has hit. ' ' le dorms, showers steam, J heal up and hair dryers blow everyone a little closer to the action. It ' s not enough to wear denim and Boogie Shoes. Only the best is good enough for the disco. Students hustle, rock, and slide to the disco tunes. Some Get Off on doing their own thing, but no night is complete without shagging. Beach lovers have Sand In Their Shoes as they pretzel their way through the music. For several hours, students Freak Out to the latest disco hits. As the students form a Groove Line back to the Creek, It ' s obvious from their exhausted expressions that they love the night life.

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Spring Picnic The advent of Spring Festival brought on, as always, a school wide picnic. Hot hungry students swarmed the Marshbanks courtyard and stood in long, slow moving lines, waiting to fill their plates with food before the fUes devoured it. A band urged the rampant crowd to Be Young, Be Foolish and Be Happy, but no one needed to be reminded. Though for the worry of impending exams, most everyone was hard hit by an epidemic of carefree spring fever. It was a typical Creek spring in every respect. While many students were still passing through the food line, the faithful rains came. The party broke up as the band struggled to protect their equipment, and drenched picnicers dashed for cover. There ' s nothing quite like eating a soggy sandwich and drinking watered down lemonade on the portico of Day Hall.