Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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Kerry Arnold and lim Ovenshire help down and out Tim Chown to a glass of water. lim Ovenshire patiently waits on wife Darlene Cox to comfort her sister, Sue Winger. An impatient Randy Neuman gestures to Darlene Cox. 12fStudent LifefThe American Clock 6' H -- W. v-1-nu -.-....- 4.-w-v..,-f.e--4-.-w---v-w-

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Here Comes the train! The freshmen display God's Promise in their design of their float. 1, V '- iw... -HAP' aiu H '9 91' l' , ,.... J., 1 kr 'ff-9 The seniors paint themselves a colorful scene throughout the year. Tammy Raymond drives for Mark Parker, 1983 Grand Marshall. L ' !'h'WtfP1i.'.W:7YT5'ri'.I?dIi 1 L5-1 riSNZN!xHib l':fiHll'uE'EIibif,f4 5. Reggie Hall is carting his women off again! an 3 J . M Stacey Honeywell and Marlene Stone lead this year's parade. Wright Hall Cart Brigades show their talent with their veterans and new recruits. Parade '83 The Homecoming Parade had a beautiful day to follow the pre- vious events of the Coronation. The rewards for staying up all night to finish minute details on the floats, for all the hard work in the organization, for getting up early to get the cars ready, and for all those other little things could be seen Saturday morning. The community showed their support and appreciation as they stepped outside to participate in the college event. As children, young and old and in-between, stood along the street, it seemed worthwhile to go through all the preparation of the day's event. ParadefStudent Life!11

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1: :s:rsrw'2wrm'rv'f vw' his bicycle. Kerry Arnold winces with pain while on 'Ai 1 , ' t 4 X V A E s X Qx gt XR Ev Nix t . 1 X 'I' ' N' xy ,,g. s,i2.s,..tN....... A 'lr Q 1 if 1:1 1 X ?'l V K 1 A sri, Sue Winger seems intent on getting young Nathan Stump married off. ,L C Shari Sewell, Kim Ramsey, Rick Dennie, and Dave Marlow have a few sips while they're discussing the stock market's fall. Psychiatrist Linda Smith interviews Charlie Barber. The American Clock The American Clock is a serious play that deals with the devastating effect of the Great Depression on the Baum family and society in general. This 1930's drama shows how they deal with this crisis and their approach to some of its radical solutions. Dr. Zurcher's talented cast gave the Davis Hall crowds an excellent look at life in the depression. The American ClockfStudent Life! 13