Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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Phil Stanzack takes off his shoes to rest his weary feet. Susan Metcalfe receives excellent treat- ment for her blistered feet from Chad Bry- an. ry HW ' Hhevf ,Q S :- 'Bs President Habecker encourages everyone before the long walk begins, r lJi!D5'f 4'

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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

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Christian Life Emphasis Week john Cassis was the featured speaker for Christian Life Empha- sis Week, Feburary 20-22. His morning talks concerned The Beatitudes: Positive Attitudes for Living, from Matthew 5. Nightly sessions dealt with topics relevant to college students, such as deal- ing with stress, characteristics of high achievers, and self-image. lohn's many stories, his love, and his concern for people with var- ied interests made him a real fa- vorite on campus. In those three short days he made an impact on many lives which will last for a long time. - Story by Dave Burkholder si ,.- . ' As lohn Cassis introduced himself to many students, his God-given abilities shine thru. Come on john! Trust Me! Throughout the week volunteers had been used in his talks and one such volunteer, lerry Davis got even at the last session. 22fStudent LifefCLE Week l -