Davis and Elkins College - Senatus Yearbook (Elkins, WV)

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Robert Avondo and Karl Hilbert, just two of the Hybridz, keep the stu- dents rocking all day long. Karen Petersen attentively listens to the Hybridz. Sandy Edwards takes a break from the band to join his friends for a drink on the plaza. Playing hackeysack without spill- ing a drop has become a sought after achievement by many, but Bob Mid- daugh has truly acquired it.

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Singing In The Rain - The autumn sun had slowly be- gun to cast rays over Camp D E as early preparations were being made for the big day. The weatherman had predicted rain all weekend and the members of CAB were hoping his forecast wouldn't spoil the first annual Fall Fest. Lots of work had been put into preparing the campus center plaza for the day's activities: the Activi- ties Fair tables were set up on the plaza; refreshments were chilled, and two rockin’ bands were lined Kelly O'Donnell, Stephanie Mas- ters, and Bill Cahn seek refuge from the rain. 12 FALL FEST '87 up for the day's entertainment. The rain clouds hovered above, but this didn't deter the spirit. Stu- dents were either armed with an umbrella or weren't going to let a little bit of rain bother them. As rain poured down, students refused to leave and continued with their activities. Some stayed for a game of hacky sack or a flick of the frisbee, but most remained to sing and dance with the Hybridz. Students were determined to keep the energy high and they did. They were swinging their umbrel- las, splashing with their friends, and chanting along with the band. Soon time flew by and darkness came. Although most great parties would have ended after this much excitement, this one began again. After the Hybridz' final encore, ev- eryone quickly went into the Pit where G-Force was ready to rock. By two o'clock the enthusiasm had been converted to satisfaction; now it was time to go home. It had been a great day.

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The Tradition Continues Homecoming and Parent's Weekend are two events which are always anxiously awaited. Because they fall on the same weekend, stu- dents are especially busy. They clean their rooms and leave a few tests with excellent grades lying on their desk. After all is tidy, they pace the floor until there is a knocking at the door. The door opens and the student says, Mom ... Dad, you're here early!” This year's homecoming cere- mony was held on the Campus Center Plaza. Students and their parents were greeted by the music of D E's very own Jazz Choir, “ALL THAT JAZZ. Following the musical saluta- tion our student body president, Mark Vermette, welcomed all par- ents to the college. He then initi- ated the crowning ceremony by in- troducing Mr. Mrs. Ted Frantz, co-chairmen of the D E Parent's Association ,;who presented a bou- quet of flowers to each princess and pinned a boutineer on each escort. The princesses and escorts were as follows: Freshman Carol Ignatieff and Larry Rodgers; Sophmore Christi Nidiffer and Bill Steinitz; Junior Leah Zullinger and Bill Cahn; Senior Gena Norwood and Jon Morrison. The 1987 Miss D E was Stephanie Masters and Mr. Senator was Bill Nicodemus. 14 HOMECOMING '87 | Mr. Senator: Bill Nicodemus Miss D E: Stephanie Masters