Davidson College - Quips and Cranks Yearbook (Davidson, NC)

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i : ' «§«« 111 IM COMM 4. Santa ' s helper f u-c i inber, Food Service . Supervisor the rest oi iln ' vear, Sandra (ablonski hangs ornaments on the Comnions. ' tree. i.; I 5. Freshman Allie Baldwin props up her feet and relaxes in the Commons after dinner. 6. The quiet plaza behind the Commons offers a nice place to eat, sun or study. SCOMMONSCO

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lONSCOMMQN A Dining Event 1. The carved roast beef is a Commons specialty. 2. With all of the attention one expects in the world ' s finest restaurants, Tom Ghirardelli pours Mark Swift some coffee. 3. Freshman Beth Bryson stuffs a stocking for the Christmas display.

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tlVIAINUrMCIVIMlMUlMtlVI Traditions And More Emanon takes pride in its particular blend of tradition and innovation. Two of our strongest traditions have been Friday afternoon cocktails and Wednes- day night study breaks. This year, though, those traditions met w ith inno- vation as cocktails featured a weekly specialty drink and study breaks ex- panded from ice cream to bagels, nachos, and pizza. A lot of traditional parties (Not the Prom, Holloween, GO ' s and 70 ' s) and a couple of innovative bands (Top Seekret, Necessary Friction) filled the social calendar. Our annual beach trip capped off spring term and provided a great chance to party with friends and escape the Davidson regi- men. Emanon tradition rests with its members, a group of individuals, cam- pus leaders, and all-around cool people. Freshmen who self-selected Emanon this year chose the house because it was where they found a group of people with whom they were comfortable. Late-night Wales ' Tails, fussbass, and rap sessions characterized the easy-going atmosphere. House unity was boosted as members tested their athletic abilities in IMAC flickerball, basketball, and volleyball. Material innovations this year in- cluded stereo components and base- ment carpet. An especially intriguing addition was a painting purchased from senior Jerry Lilly, his award-winning 1984-1985 exhibition piece. Newly-elected Emanon president Chris Otter Sullivan and v.p. ' s Beth Bowen and Mark Swift plan to continue the Emanon tradition, and they are excited about the potential for innova- tion next year. They will make the choices necessary to preserve the alter- native of going coed on Patterson Court. J I W i M %. I . Continuing Emanon ' s tradition of college- bowl excellence, junior Mike Stephens prepares to picnic. 2. Senior David Kaufmann chats with Dr. Davis at Emanon ' s student faculty cocktail party. 3. Senior Steve Hughes records the antics of fellow Emanites on film. 4. Senior Debbie Adams tries to decide what kind of cocktail to have as she and senior David Sink enjoy the Friday afternoon tradition. 5. With Jerry Lilly ' s artwork in the background, David Sink watches Steve Hughes and junior Lynn Mitc hie ta lk with junior Bryan Feigenbaum. ,1 EMANONi