Coastal Carolina University - Atheneum Yearbook (Conway, SC)

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Christmas Festivities A 'A ' 2' . Situated just off of Ocean Boulevard, the Landmark Hotel vibrated with the rocking beat of popular music on December 7, 1984. As couples entered the dimly-lit hall, the sounds of Inn-O- Vation' magically put them in the danc- ing mood. The Campus Union used their talents to transform the hotel ballroom into a glamorous setting for the annual Christmas dance. Free beer, wine, and hors d'oevers were served to keep the spirits high. As the activities came to a halt around 1 a.m., the students de- parting all agreed that the evening had been a great success! The music provided by Inn-O-Vation ' is-li' kept the partygoers merry. Campus Union members carefully checked student I.D.'s before admitting them. These students catch up on the latest gossip during the band's intermission.

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Editha Beck and Steve Lawson show off Lilly Pond and Step 'N Style fashions. Wfmwfw aamm Show Some Style The Coastal Carolina Art Department, along with The Lilly Pond, Step 'N Style, Mi Lady and Formal Wear held a fashion show at 2001 to raise money for the school's club. Many of Coastal's students participated, and it was thought to be a big success. Coastal student and director Ioey McColluch worked diligently with the art students as well as the volunteer models to get the show off the ground. Neon Fashions, the baggy look as well as some breathtaking for- mal wear were featured. The stores were generous to provide door prizes and entertainment. It was a night to remember and thanks to the great art depart- ment the show was a big success. , I f ,f if ,fc , J 1 Ngo? Qqfyi zfivwzqa y d wa' .Q V? s ..,..- . + Wg'm Q W 1 ,Ns . Robin shows off more than this impressive tuxedo from Formal Wear! Michael Duke embraces Renee Meyers who is wearing the newest in stirrup pants from the Lilly Pond. 1 l 1 1 4 l l 1 1 i 1 l 1

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The South Carolina Philharmonic Or- chestra performed at the Wheelwright Auditorium on November 27, 1984. Eina Anderson, a graduate of both Stanford and Harvard conducted the orchestra. Robert Pruzin, a faculty member at USC-Columbia, was the featured soloist. Sid Ceasar, a legend in the world of comedy, presented a special lecture at USC-Coastal Carolina on October 16, 1984. He discussed his television program, The Show of Shows, as well as the basics of comedy. He also gave a performance of a few of his most famous routines. af ,ibm On Valentine's Day, USC.-Coastal presented some of North Carolina's most gifted dancers and musicians. Chuck Davis used his N.C. ,heritage and much ex- perience with African, Caribbean, and American dance to create this exciting troupe.