Lycoming College - Arrow Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

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I flu n 1 B lh jv n iB M 1 ' J 1 1 i i.fl HBW A group of parents enjoy a brunch in the dinning hall served on graduation day. Food service Assistant Manager Mr. John Eck and Manager Mr. Paul Krouse. Armed with chopsticks. Joe Calderon is prepared to dig-in to a Chinese dinner. Eating with a variety of utensils. Brian Long and Kiyoshi Toda consume a meal of chestnuts and WonTon soup during a Chinese dinner in the dinning hall. Food Service 15

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It ' s the Bubba ' s delivery man, making a stop in the Crever Hall lounge. Many students ordered out to satisfy those late-night starvations. 3 •J ■: a 4 Hp k1. Paying a bill or cashing a check, many students made trips to the business office. Bill MacDowell discusses his second semester bill with Vicki Weaver. Money from home. Students checked their mailboxes daily in anticipation of some ' greenstuff from Mom and Dad. Pam Schmoyer opens her mailbox with hopes of some help in ending her ' cash crunch ' . With books in hand, students line-up in the bookstore at the beginning of each semester. Dave Swavely waits for the total of his second semester ' s books. Money 1 f