Kansas Wesleyan University - Coyote Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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P at- M.. , my 5, . Scotty Jackson and Shawn Pilot enjoying a warm fall afternoon on campus. Photo by Kirsten Stanton. ,loc Isenhart and Debby Ewing having a relaxing ifternoon watching 'l'.V. Photo by Kirsten Stanton, The smashing duo, Troy Lewis and Scott, go for a record score at the Corner Fun Center. Photo by Cindy Wunder. Opening! I I

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The Dating Game she went out with who? Classes and studying are a major part of college life, but another part of this experience is dating. A mere date can go from a close friendship to a lifetime commitment. A date may range from going to a movie, out to eat, cruising, watching television, etc, etc, etc. . . A date may also be as romantic as studying Chemistry together or taking a walk across campus on a warm afternoon. The campus is a great place to meet a person to spend a quiet evening with Cor a rowdy onej. A few places that students can meet each other are the student center, classess, or even the dorm lobby. People even meet each other in the cafeteria, believe it or not. So, as you are strolling in front of the dorms, just casually take a peak upward and dream of who you might be going out with on next Friday night. And maybe, if you wish upon a star, Walt Disney may make your dreams come true. by Jo Adams and Nancy Springer' Vlctor Byerly and Sandra Brown take a ln the shade. Photo by Cindy Wunder. break from studies .D J. ,,, Mike Rleber and Shannon Hentz team up for the vldeo challenge. Photo by Cindy Wunder. 10! Opening i, A 5. V. . it B' H' X , i is . ,. 1 A, ,.- 'vt nw- -1-rv - 'rw W .Q, iw' ' . . ,' :M I-,kt W ' wt. 1 Mt P W A L t R nl '--- I 5 Q-'l'1-Il' l YQ 1 1 A ' r it f ' ' , . . If , N L V Z, 5 Q i 'ig-'Sh -...NM Y . ...l . it 5 ., al' J. ,, Q A p ,, . wi. , 1 . W - .fi J-...L.-rw' . ' 4 - ..,..,...... . . ..,.,.i. ,, K' -A fi 5 ' L -v L -1 ' ECA,-. f -if-2 4 -1,.,. ,,, A ,-i-g--- L J 'Ms 1- , I w- ,-A... ,S 'r ga A -- 4 x , ., . - -4,-A fa ., ,, u - J -uf , 5 N .A r 1.1 - 11 'ii ' , 47 , , ' ' X . fe., wx l,w ! ' AESLAQV xi ts, V f,rpM,':, Z. .eff Q , . J '.lf 1, Y lsif' A ' 1 fTf. ti' Fmt .llr it QW 'miami-rig .rx We 'aufilfsi Q-Q 1 .9 5 .1 1 1 U , .ni ' air- bl K

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Pounding the Books study habits important to college We Selina Sanchez takes advantage of one of the many study trees that dot the campus to do a bit of relaxed studying while taking in the fresh air. Photo by Kirsten Stanton. One thing all students have in common, whether they be atheletes or thespians or religion majors or chemistry students, they all have to study. Oh sure, some students manage to coast through a course or two, but sooner or later they find themselves in that killer class that requires some hard-fought studying. There are as many different ways to study as there are students trying to study. Learning to study effectively is one of the key goals of the college experience. There are students who will cloister themselves off into the bowells of their dorm rooms, hidden from the interference of the outside world. Others will sit smack in the center of the Student Center, somehow managing to get some key facts from osmosis as the world buzzes around them. A few stalwarts make use of the library facilities, a virtual treasure trove of information. Around campus there are a few choice locations for the hardcore studious, such as some of the tall thick trees across the commons Cnot for Winter usel. f lkf ali' ' if nm V. n , . , V at , ,, e i.t'Y.f.'f' 4' nb 'Jef' 4,3 fifl Qk WHQ Agana, 4, 11,256 5 ,