Millikin University - Millidek Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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Su ' ,.iti K(; ' ,l, Kdl lir, ' ornb, li..rl AM oll Ir !o Ioc jI ' (rfcSh- rnen for their bu ' ,. middle left: A lonely fre-.tirn.in contemplates thie words and wi ' .do ' i , faculty member durinjj, a disr.ussiori session below: A group of students take advantage of leisure tirne at freshmari camp. Row one: Angle Sparks, Janet Bracken, Becky Hays, Diane Warren, Dan Clark, Hank Hornbeck, Dani Green, Becky Hewitt, Tod Thorsen. and Joy Burris. Row two: Linda Torkelson, Brian Cortney, Mark Garoufalis, Tom Hills, Terri Harrington, Sheri Whitley, Greg Deppe. Jill Christensen. Julie Bowen. and Lynn Degenhardt. Row three: Patty Staublin, Teri Periman, Michelle Twitchell, Tara Harvel, Scott Sober, Julie Saum, Danda Tisch. Cathy O ' Dea, Jane Sperry, and Jill Newman. Row four: J.C. Fry, Lyie Junge, Pat Andriano, Jeff Arp, Jeanne Guthrie, Julie Goeke, Holly Spencer. Brenda Winkler. Susan Kesl. Chris Perry. Judy Kincaid, and Kim Vitek. Row five: Shelly Long. Richelle Meischner. Autumn Kraus. Rose Anne Forrester. Scott Sarran. Eric Guardin. Rod Lewis, and Sue Stremming. Row six: Gail Hudson, Barb Abbott, Lori Kocfi, Jenny Smith. Lisa Brown. Bill Denby. Mark Boline. Jennifer Johnson. Diane Attig. and Brian Bonds. Row seven: Don Meier, Brad Rademaker, Dan Metz, and Terry Myers. Freshman Camp 17

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Freshman Camp ' 83 As part of the University orientation program, all freshman are encouraged to attend this pre-school overnight session at nearby Allerton Park. This lovely setting provides a relaxing atmosphere where fresh- men, selected upperclassmen, faculty and administrators can get acquainted and informally discuss life at Millikin. The agenda also includes meeting the University president, talking with faculty advisors, meeting chairmen of the academic depart- ments as well as sports, dancing, and singing. Becky Hewitt and Dean Houston present their skit to the freshmen. Holly Spencer does her part in the skit. The nightmare of all freshmen at freshman camp is trying to find their belongings. 16 Freshman Camp

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RHA Week RHA Week is an annual week-long event that is sponsored by the Resident Hall Association. This year ' s events included: Air Bands, floor volleyball and basketball tournaments, the Roommate Game, and a Risky Business Dance featuring DJs from WJMU. Turnout and participation for this year ' s events was excellent. The winners of the Air Bands contest was Hessler Lower First performing Mental Health by Quiet Riot. The basketball tournament was won by Mills Two West and the woman of Walker Two were winners of the volleyball tournament. This year ' s RHA Week coordinator was Brian Etter. Above: Winners of the basketball tournament. 18 RHA Week