Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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ls Tal dancing or playing fresbee? Reggie finds a cool place to mellow out while studies pile up. f',f.1-lar 1- ,,,,p.s-sig' Duane Pea and Tom Dalema are pretty intense during their fooseball game. Sue Winger probably has a paper due as she scrapes the snow off the ice. 18fStudent Life!Procrastination

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Dr. Michelson uses members of the audi- ence to help keep interest high. Dr. Michelson's one-lined riddles helped give a true night of merryment. A.-4 Frank Hladik is hard at work making sure everything is in its place. X r w Boar's Head Festival Once a year students, faculty, and friends are transported men- tally through time to the middle ages, and find themselves sur- rounded by many strange people. At this occasion servants carry in the boar's head from which the the feast gets its title. As the meal began, jester Larry jackson with help from Ellen Baker, Steve Gray, and Dave James entertained the assembly with juggling and gener- al havoc. A ghostly sorceress roamed the dining hall peddling her herbs and casting spells on the jester who tormented her cease- lessly. Colegium musicum gave a short concert after the meal, leaving the .EBL YL DESK 1 in 'f's.'rC2iL'iJ1liTsQ+'ii'7iFH2'i7'1'T?IL rest 'of the evening open for games. To end the evening, Professor jack Barlow gave the parting words as the proper host should have given to end such an evening in the middle ages. Long before the evening could begin, however, preparation took place. Mrs. Rebecca Barlow, Mrs. lean Michelson, and Mrs. Cassan- dra Hladik began months ahead of time to make the costumes. While they were doing this, their hus- bands, Professor lack Barlow, Dr. Paul Michelson, and Mr. Frank Hladik, studied the details of the festival. . Boar's HeadfStudent Lifef17

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V ss ,dns Baker boys watch Hardy girls walk by as finals approach. Larry and lack forget their studies and play soccer on this beautiful day. ,,,,.,.l , l A ' Killian 'Q num: , W : A .P 9 . A E it digits. l a ' . vw' W of , S 1 ' ': Q ..i-i' ' , A .u,,,,i , , lzv .,,r i-4 V . 2 , Qi .. 12. , f, - l A- lqbu V J ' , -Q 'll l R 'El' I ,, v - . ,. '- V ' i K 'A' ' ' i f' H W1.?z.f2fP gf ' Procrastination Most college students, except for Debbie Mefferd of course, find deadlines approaching and their work remaining obstinately unfinished. Nobody knows why this phenomenon sweeps accross our campus capturing many in its wake. Still, the fact remains that HC students are no exception to 'Ii . l i3U 2Z.E!IlHlYdl'lK'illllYil1.1YI7F? If ' - the rule. They can always find many things to do much more en- joyable than studying. So here is captured for our beloved profes- sors, a look at what the students do to keep from getting their as- signments finished, papers com- pleted, and tests studied for. Procrastination!Student Lifef19