Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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Spring Update 19

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HELD OVER BY POPULAR DEMAND Yes. held over by popular demand are documentations of many events which, in many ways, made Spring 1980 memorable. The moment finally came for the Senior Class on June 1, 1980. in McAlister Auditorium with Graduation. For Commencement speaker, the Seniors chose retiring Vice-President for Student Affairs Marguerite Chiles, who spoke on the value of the liberal arts education. Preceding graduation by several weeks, the first Saturday in May of 1980 brought bright, colorful and noisy changes to the campus as CESC's May Day Play Day began once more. Children from the many different agencies of CESC arrived early in the morning to enjoy the various shows and activities that had been set up by volunteers, who endeavored to carry out the 1980 theme of Blast Off.” On a slightly more rowdy note, when do five groups of women get together and toss eggs around, dig in a pan full of mud. run around a bat and tie their legs to each other's and race? On Derby Day. of course Each spring, the rush girls from each fraternity gather behind the Dining Hall for some intense competition in tug of war. inner tube polo, sleeping bag relays and other sports.” with the Star and Lamp rush girls triumphing in 1980. Dr Rox Kerstotter and Dr Leland Rodgers load tho Ecology hold trip in a study of this oyster bed in Charleston. S C The KA rush girls mustor their strongth in a losing otlort to the TKEs in Derby Days fraternity tug of war Beth Paulo and one of her senior citizen friends pause in their on oyment of May Day Play Day to pose tor a picture 18 Spring Update

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