Carroll College - Hilltopper Yearbook (Helena, MT)

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TOGA, Barn Dance, and Halloween Dance These three popular dances of the Fall brought many old friends together as well as meeting new friends. The Barn Dance was a new dance this year. The barn was about 10 miles from Carroll. We all can remember how cold it was waiting for the bus, the one bus getting stuck in the mud, and dancing in straw. Page 20, Clockwise; l.arry Mealy and Joey Layihe; Carmen Cooney and Pain Cooper; selling up for ihe Barn Dance; Jim Olszewski and Julie Popp; |. K. Olson and Steve Dunn; Todd Gianarelli, Jackie Carr, and Mike Whyte. Page 21, Clockwise: Mary McHugh. Davie Cox, Tim Dennehy, and Belli Sterling; Tom Broselle, Sieve BIolo, and Cary McDermoll; Carol Brockley. Rachel Verboort. and Julie Clark; Mike Casoboc-r and Lee Vogelman: John Kober; Gary Reeves and Barbara Allen; lohn Holland nad Ann Lapke; Geoff Callus, and Pam Fleishman and Mark I hompson 20

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Coffeehouses, Coffeehouses Galore! Boy O Boy did the ASCC put on a great show this year with it's variety of these java and donutladen events. We saw the smoothness and dexterity of voice in the Main Attraction who stirred the hearts of students. Carroll's own John Kline delighted the relaxed crowd in the Guad lounge with his guitar extraordinaire. Larry Long made his triumphant dehut at Carroll. His heartwarming music and smile brought great applause, as well as the pounding hearts from Anne Moylan and Stacey Holm, The coffeehouses, overall, can be said to have been a great success. I n