Pressures afflicted everyone, freshman and seniors, young and old. however, many accepted the challenge that these pressures presented, and learned to cope with them. Shortcuts were found to create free time, priorites were developed, and schedules of study and socializing were created. Doing all these things seemed to help erase the (top) Several Dlehm residents take time out for a game of football, this was one of the many ways students spent their leisure time. Photo by James Smith (left) A student looks over his notes before class. Taking good notes was one way which helped many students succeed In their studies. Photo by James Smith (right) A student takes a spin on the swings during the Spring Carnival. Many students attended the two-day affair, complete with rides, games and food. Photo by Mcrin Studios pressure somewhat, and students had time to savor and even enjoy the experiences that had brought pressure throughout the semester, and learned and grew from them. The pressure was on. hut it was worth it. ■ Steve Keefer Putting on the Pressure 5
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Everyday the sunlight penetrated the blanket of darkness that enveloped the campus; as alarm clocks warned students and administration alike that it was time to rise and conquer another day of college life. Something was always happening. Mo matter where you looked on campus, students were living in the fast lane. Whether cramming for exams, partying away the college blues, or cheering the Marauders on to victory, the life-lovers at MU proved no activity or event at Millersville is performed half heartedly. When the pressure put people under, they pulled themselves above their stress by exercising, reading, or Just simply sitting by the pond. When the weather cooperated there was ice-skating, and snowball throwing; football, baseball, and frisbee for everyone to engage in. The semesters seemed long but for those who were active, time flew by. Sure, times got tough; but when the pressure became intense, the true Marauder in all of us fought back and student life was at its peak. (opposite page) Cyndl Laupcr perform to an excited crowd of student at ruclllo Gymnasium. Laupcr was one of the many cclebrltle that visited the Millersville campus this year. fViofo by James Smith. left) Ralph the swan waddles off to enjoy a refreshing swim In the pond. Ralph and the pond were familiar landmarks throughout the year as students went to classes and activities, rhoto by Lasilo Bag! Student Life 7
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