Lycoming College - Arrow Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

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Left; A group of Asbury Hall freshmen debate a move in the Lycopoly game. C ' -- ' l - c Jl« H 4 - I A giant decorated cake marks the celebration of the 175th anniversary of Lycoming College. Back to school — Back to fun. This group of students celebrate the return to school during the campus carnival. ■I i Celebrate 3

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Hey You! August 24, 1986 and Back to School. Back to school for 1061 stu- dents with Celebration on their minds. 1987 marked the 175th anniversary of continu- ing education at Lycoming College. Speaking at the New Student Convocation on Au- gust 26, 1986 Congressman George Gekas talked of a proud heritage at Lycoming. Gekas mentioned, We have a proud heritage here at Ly- coming, but we shouldn ' t for- get the future yet to be cre- ated. The future to be created was not forgotten by the stu- dents of Lycoming College in 1987. Athletes excelled with successful individual and team records. The sisters of Alpha Rho Omega celebrated their new charter, (cont.) Smiling at the completion of her term paper. Cheryl Kowalski celebrates her being at Lycoming College. Which way is the water? Marty Isler. Keith Barrows. Luther Wagner. and Joe Calderon point the way while on band tour to Baltimore.

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Hey The choir rejoiced with a trip to Spain. And, the campus received a new look with the addition of a new Mass Communic ation fa- cility, a micro-computer lab, and continued work on a new Admission ' s House. Students broke the routine of studying and celebrated at Greek parties, Homecoming, the campus carnival, holi- days, spring break, and even soaking-up some rays on the quad. August 24, 1986 not only kicked-off a year of Celebra- tion for the students of Ly- coming, but it also launched a future yet to be created by them. Garfield Celebrates Lycoming. He was available on Lycoming beach-towels in the college bookstore. Chris Howell and Dia Sherman celebrate the approach of finals and the end of the semester.