Freed Hardeman University - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Henderson, TN)

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Halloween Week . . Trick or Treat The night before Halloween, the Student Government As- sociation set the students in the ghost and goblin mood by decorating Gano with Hallow- een paraphenalia. The major attraction this Halloween was the traditional dorm trick-or- treating. lt is the one time in the school year when the girls and guys get to see each oth- er's rooms and the lifestyles they lead while on campus. Many students stated it is fun seeing how the rooms are dec- orated, and it is an easy way to get free candy. There were many novel costumes this year: one student dressed her- self as Raggedy Ann and an- other came trick-or-treating as a bed. Also, the various social clubs sponsored their own in- dividual Halloween parties with marshmallow roasts and hayrides. Many of the students went in groups to haunted houses. 20 Halloween Clowning Around!!! Are these really two college students? As a part of Hallow- een, students oosturne themselves and visit other dorms, Students Stacy Burgess and John Estes model their international Halloweer costumes.

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Freshmen and interface leaders join in a game of 'Simon Says, conducted by Dean James Selbe. Janet Howell, a sophomore, appears very excited about beginning a new se- mester at her home-away-from-home. The TradHion Con- Hnues One of the greatest benefits of attending Freed-Hardeman College is learning to develop in all aspects of life. An individ- ual must learn to grow and ex- pand if he is to accomplish his goals in life. Teaching how to live and how to make a living is the philosophy of Freed-Harde- man College. This philosophy has become a tradition throughout the years. As seen by the successful alumni that pass through Freed-Harde- man, this ideal has become a great asset to the college. hneHaue19

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Dating Game Reversed lt's real!!! Eric England and Kara Gal- leo become engaged at Sadie Haw- kins when he places a gy engage- ment ring on her linger. Parson Ralph Gilmore, with cowboy hat on head and Bible in hand, pre- pares to marry all ready couples. On October 30 the girls on campus got a little taste ot their own medicine. Sadie Hawkins gave them the oppor- tunity to experience the ner- vous feeling of taking the guy out on a date. Most girls agreed that it was fun, but they were glad the event oc- curs only once a year. Sponsored by the junior class, Sadie Hawkins was again a success, due to the hard work that went into the planning ot activities for the night. Such activities included various games and a mar- riage ceremony conducted by Ralph Gilmore. The main attraction ot the evening was entertainment by John Paul Walters, who per- formed his ever-popular comic ballad The Cat Came Back. The cat's in what? John Paul Walters doing what he does best - entertain- ing. Sadie Hawkins 21