Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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1...-,. ...AM 5 Activities The activities section has tried to capture student life and all the special things that happen among the student body. Plays, Homecoming, Late Night Skates, and Gradu- ation are only a few of the many features. 39 Athletics Athletics is a big part of HC and we've tried to catch some of the highlights as well as reviews of the seasons. Our seniors are given a special tri- bute! 65 Organizations Huntington College's organi- zations are often overlooked, but this year we've tried to include many pictures as well as some of the activities each group has done. Senate, Musical groups, and much more are included! 87 Seniors Our seniors this year are truly exceptional. This section honors them and gives them an opportunity to leave the rest of us with a message by their pictures. 4fTable Of Contents Table Of Content S S . 1 ai f ez l v W t 'lii' o ft ,- - f f' iii 'V Q 2 5 - V.. 5 e - ' 12 Iuniors 103 Even though the junior class is small, they manage to have their influence felt. Their section tries to capture the witty ways of the carefree ju- nior. Sophomores 109 No longer on the bottom of the ladder, the sophomore class has advanced another year in its HC career. Most of them have even managed to avoid the sophomore blues. Freshmen 117 Our Freshman class is the big- gest we've seen in a few years at HC. They're also the wil- dest and loudest. Maybe next year they'll calm down. Mir- acles do happen. Administration 127 and Faculty The Administration and fac- ulty worked hard this year with the increased enroll- ment. Their dedication for improvement is appreciated by all. Adds 133 Index 149 -... -- .....-.,........... -...,.-.-.......

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When the Sycamore Shop brought their new fall line to Hardy Hall, there were some tough decisions to be made for these Hiltonites. Has Mark QStretchj Underwood been tak- ing notes in the arboretum again? Color My World Our lives have been colored in many ways while attending Huntington College. By reading the black and white print of the textbooks, taking notes from the blackboard, and even by watching black and white films,we have added many colors to our lives. We have learned to strive for what lies at the end of the rainbow. While working for that seem- ingly impossible diploma, many things touched our lives. Colorful people, bright ideas, and most im- 6fStudent LifefCandids portantly, a shining Christ, all joined to make this year one to remember. Spellbinding, is one word used to describe the effect of the death of two spiritually beautiful people. Although their deaths may have darkened our world for a short time, the light of .hope shines through. The passing of these two, awakened many sleeping Christians. By opening our hearts, God has allowed a part of his magnificent rainbow to enter our lives. Kamie Mellon patiently HJ anticipates her long-awaited date.