Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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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

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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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Everyone has lots of enthusiasm at the start of the long walk around Huntington, Twenty-five kilometers were covered by the footloose walkers this year, 15 112 f I gy t -uf - ' jf 5 -' ' . . ', i 2 fx I g '-y - 6- fc. . , ' , .ol yr' Nfl ,giixz 4359? 1, 1 , , ' 0 Q 59.4-1 it ' I '-, ,sa-,. - gffgv ., ff- Y , wi .f V ,,,fe' if ff --fu? A gimp J 5 e , ' '-ffgifiieH,',f2f,1 . , ggi. :xg gg , if ' -vii . . 91 V la, wif,-,Rig A :X I,-gyqv-v'f ,a , . -Q bg,-z', V., :Sing-Qgr ' Y '1 -'13 r x?y1.:.- -Z7 If-iff, . 5' NWA . .: f4e7fW.fii. 115 A .' . :Mil '1 1 1 l . , J ,F ' -' V l' fx ff, ,S M lfzby , A -5 t N :I L4- Linda ' YP ' 3 KX f-Q' V N X All. fu: L l nil,.!:'l YA A ll I I l Q . ,J 1 se H7 at 'iNvf','f' Aw ' 1 ' if ' 'iw View 1 at -ft 1 n-W' ? fiafifg ,P li .ii Q fluff xK 'v- 1 it 5 it a r f 1 - 'M H. ., W 1 -uf s' V - -, My .A Y ' - f c , , , If - , a Q, , ..., ..-2 .N .A . p . . . f i v M .. , - .., 'uf Q.. 1 lim Ovenshire takes a little siesta before completing his walk. Vwdk- Any one who has ever ridden in a college van realized the necessi- ty of this year's walk-a-thon. Some of the money raised is going to- ward a mini-bus for the school. Excellent ideal The superb weather for this Footloose event helped make the 25 km walk around Huntington 20fStudent Life!Walk-A-Thon -Thon quite enjoyable. Walkers greatly appreciated the shortened length C25 km instead of 25 mil. Special recognition goes to Roger Vezeau and Steve Gray for their work in coordinating the event. It was very well planned and ran quite smoothly. i-'J-aw af' . P 4 if Qfl -Nz l U 'S-...,. .wi E The Habeckers end with a jog ,N