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A member of the rock band The Clique slnqs to a crowd of 150 students at the annual Wheatstock celebration. The event was sponsored by the Memorial Union Activities Board, (photo by Steve Rasmussen) Attendance was down at this year’s Wheatstock festival -- many students felt it was due to a lack of Suds J T Zheatstock, Fort Hays State ' s own l t version of the ' 60s rock festival Woodstock, came and went without much notice. The annual event was held Sept. 27 behind FHSU President Gerald Tomanek ' s house. The rock band The Clique performed for an audience of no larger than 150 the entire afternoon. For the first time ever beer was not offered at Wheatstock, due to the new cereal malt beverage policy which forbids the sale of alcohol at campus events. This was seen by those in attendance as the reason the crowd was so small. It’s a beautiful day and a great band. It ' s too bad so few are enjoying the afternoon because of the lack of beer, Jim Costigan, music committee chairman for the Memorial Union Activities Board, said. Larry Haliiday, Great Bend sophomore, said, Of course it ' s because there ' s no beer. Most of the people here are members of MUAB, or from local bands checking out The Clique. Without the beer the band is not enough of an attraction. Steve Nachtigal, Haven senior, said, I don ' t drink beer, so I don’t even notice it missing. I came for the music and the warm day. by barren mcguire A member of the band The Clique slnqs to a smaller than normal crowd at the annual Wheatstock celebration, (photo by Steve Rasmussen) 14 Wheatstock
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Karen Poncelow, Hays junior, joins in on the chicken dance at the university picnic. Ail students, faculty, staff and Hays residents were invited to the picnic, (photo by Monty Davis) A youngster relishes the taste of watermelon at the university picnic, (photo by Monty Davis) Picnic - 13
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The band entertained the crowd with the favorite Heartbeat City tfrom The Cara, (photo by Steve Rasmussen) Carol Beckman, Grinnell sophomore; Jill Harlow, Lincoln sophomore; and Jeanine Kaufman, Kingman sophomore, enjoy a warm September afternoon and the five music at Wheatstock. (photo by Steve Rasmussen) Wheatstock - 75
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