Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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REX EVERETT AND TIMOTHY TAY- LOR, as the Dominoes, join Doc Red in making the resevoir crowd Shout ' ' in their first place performance during Resevoir Rock . ’

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And it is written — that on a predeter- mined day, in the spring of the year — all Mississippi College students shall forego their previous studies and major in hav- ing a good time. Much looked forward to and much re- membered afterward. The 1986 Spring Fever Day was held on April 12. Begin- ning with lunch, volleyball, and frisbee on the quad, the day put students in the mood to head for the beach. Jackson ' s resevoir was close enough and it set the stage for an afternoon of organized chaos! Spring Fever Day is one of our best traditions ever. From volleyball to a Twister Tourna- ment, there was something for sports participants and spectators alike. Domi- noes Pizza and Coca-Cola Bottling Company were co-sponsors of Spring Fever Day 1986. Resevoir Rock host- ed a variety of airbands including Put- tin On The Hits hopefuls Doc Red and the Dominoes. Walt Grayson, MC gra- duate, from WLBT Channel 3 emceed this event. Each Spring Fever seems to get better and better, and next year as students wear their ' 85 Spring Fever T-Shirts around campus — they ' ll take lots of fun memories with them. MC STUDENTS SOAK UP THE SUN while listening to great lip synching by Ellis Daniley. RODNEY QUINN, JOEY PAR- HAM, and friends take a break while waiting for the air band to start. (Purely a spec- tator sport) TERRY STELLA JUDGES THE MASS confusion of arms and legs, while Amy Meadows and Kathy Boyd somehow re- main untangled.

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