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

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Personalities Shine During Honor Ball Festivities he enjoyment surpassed the anticipation on the evening of April 10 — the Spring Honor Ball. The junior class again managed to transform Marshbanks cafeteria into a magical extravaganza filled with laughter and gaiety. The music of Staircase allowed everyone to forget their term papers and upcoming tests and let themselves go on the dance floor. The music ranged from the popular rock song Jump by Van Halen to the always enjoyable beach music by the Embers. The magical hour arrived at 9 p.m. with the presentation of the Spring Honor Court. Beth Tyner announced the eleven attendants as they entered Marshbanks with their escorts. The long awaited moment finally arrived when Jerry Lail announced Dawn Gillis, a senior, queen of the Spring Court. The excitement glowed from the face of the new queen and her escort, Jeff Brown. Junior Julia Poindexter captured the true meaning of the 1984 Honor Ball; I was so surprised and thrilled It was a wonderful evening. The people respon- sible are to be commended for their work 28 SPRING COURT RITA AMATO

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:;PR!NGFEST Music, Magic, and Movies omething for everyone — that could have been the theme for this year ' s Spring Festival Week which was highlighted by a performance by singer Eddie Money. Gene Cotton kicked off the festivities on March 14, along with a dance featur- ing the Maxx Band. Laughter echoed from Turner Auditorium the next evening as come- dian Jack Gallagher entertained and emceed Campbell ' s famous Air Guitar Contest. This spectacle featured the hot sounds of groups like Cheap Trickery, Blubber Boy, and the Love Brokers. In the end, Boy Frank and the Uncultured Club prevailed and took first place. Performing for a packed house in Turner Auditorium, rocker Eddie Money took the spotlight March 16. It was especially memorable for Money, since his wife presented him with a bir- thday cake. The Entertainment Com- mittee presented Money with a Camp- bell jacket for him to remember his bir- thday trip to Buies Creek. On March 17, students turned out for Field Day events which included a tug- of-war, wheelbarrow race, and a soccer ball carry. The most popular event was that of passing a Life-Saver with toothpicks. That night, images of Harry Houdini were conjured up with the appearance of magician Kevin Spencer and his act, The Magic of Believing. Spencer per- formed Houdini ' s famous Water Torture Cell. The week closed with the showing of the hit movies Tootsie and Dead Men Don ' t Wear Plaid. — Jeff Dantre LEADING HIS GROUP to first pla alias Franl Sypniewsl i. perfo Chameleon before a packed audit Auditorium BECAUSE OF THE fantastic Band, audience participation i dance in Carter Gym. und of tfie ) problem c SPRING FESTIVAL 27

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nth!a Hall, senior pri zy Insley and Deanna Russell, sopho endants g Brenda Furr and Julia Poindexter, ju attendants Kim Strickland, freshman attendant SPRING COURT 29