Liberty University - Selah Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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NCD FDAFQNNG .,r. What appeared to be a blatant parking offense was really a snow sculpture created by male dormi- tory students housed on Liberty Mountain. This, among other things, was a creative use of leisure time by LBC students. Activities ranged from in- troducing prospective college stu- dents to LBC during College For A Weekend to dressing up for Hallow- een. With a little creative imagina- tion and spare time, LBC students found and made things to do. 14!Student Life

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The stage is City Stadium. The LBC Flames are still in the locker room . . . the cheerleaders fire up the fans . . . and the platform looks set for a queen. Anita Bryant comes to the micro- phone and begins the Homecoming events with the singing of the Na- tional Anthem. The LBC Flames are the center of attention until the clock runs out at halftime .... and then the six Miss LBC candidates are escorted to the platform .... 'the envelope please.' Miss LBC 1978 .... Jan Euliss. The field again as LBC defeats St. Paul's and the scoreboard shows a final score of 47-O.

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' 4 -- -. J OPPOSITE TOP LEFT: The members of the Sweat Hog Club post their progress in the hall to keep up on the number of miles they have run. OPPOSITE TOP RIGHT: Some stu- dents use free time to shop for necessities. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: A prospective LBC stu- dent studies the schedule for her weekend stay at LBC, LEFT: Tim Wagner and Jewel Vessel take time for a creative hairstyle provided by the Super Hair Swingers. ABOVE: Contrary to what many students believed, there was not a real car under this snow sculpture. Student Life! 15