Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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Laguna Rush The first rush party was held in Aven auditorium on Tuesday, September 10th as Laguna Social Tribe present- ed Ballon . . . Believe It. The skit which was written and directed by La- guna ' s rush chairman, Mary Karen Armstrong, gave the rushees the op- portunity to see what Laguna is all about. A summer of hard work paid off as the rushees joined with six M.C. girls as they traveled to the mysterious land of Ballon to save the valiant Prince Tristan and four of Degan ' s daughters from the wicked Queen Heloise. In order to make her king- dom run more smoothly, Queen He- loise cast a spell on the land which destroyed all originality and individ- uality. Everyone in the land of Ballon was alike in personality except for Prince Tristan, his friend Degan, and Degan ' s twelve daughters. The girls from M.C. realized how important it was to be unique and helped to re- store Ballon. In return for their help, the girls were led to the good Drucilla. Drucilla could not instruct them as to what tribe to join upon returning to M.C., but she did leave them with three guidelines. First, feel free to be yourself. Second, accept the differ- ences in people as valuable. Third, find a home in a tribe where you can find someone to share your joys and sorrows with. These three guidelines were the basis of the skit. — Kim Norman LT Active polity ££ ?f DEGAN ' S DOZEN DAUGHTERS pose for a family picture PAT STARNES was beautiful as Duscilla LAGUNA saves Prince Tristan in agrand finale MAKING NEW FRIENDS is what LT Rush is all about. IT WOUNLD ' T BE LAGUNA RUSH without a song from Mary Karen Armstrong. vlf m L 1 MSS if «

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THE STUDENT CENTER is full of displays from various orga- nizations Kissimee Social Tribe ' s display and part of Civi- tan ' s display are pictured here. I LOVE AMERICA DAY CHAIRMAN, Darrell Whitaker is relieved that the day has finally arrived, but can not really relax until the day is over. Darrell and Teri Burkes hang up decorations for the picnic in the Quad. VOLLEYBALL IS one of the favorite activities during the Picnic in the Quad. Photo by Jeff Wilson

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NEENIES have a teddy bear picnic complete with ants. NT Beaux, David Nowell, Ronny Yound, Jerry Seale, and Sean Milner sing. I WISH THEY ALL could be Nenamoosha girls. Traditional finale with smiles, candles, and songs. Nenamoosha Rush THE FUTURE MR. AND MRS. RONNY Young entertain at Rush ' 85. KERRYL ANN GRANTHAM AND DA- VID NOWELL live happily ever after in Bear Land. Preparation for Some Enchanted Evening pre- sented in Aven started before the fall semester even began. During workshops in the summer, Bae Brock, rush chairman, began explaining the plans. When the production of Some Enchanted Evening was pre- sented by Nenamoosha Social Tribe, all of the hard work from the actives seemed worthwhile. The rushees sat back, relaxed, and interpreted the per- sonality of Nenamoosha Social Tribe. The basic plot revolved around one college girl, played by Kerryl Ann Grantham, and her struggle to break away from her evil parents and become a part of a social tribe. Her Beary god Mother, played by Amy Washburn, comes to the rescue as she prepares for a party she has been invited to attend with a guy all of the girls are wanting to be noticed by. She leaves her shoe at the party as she rushes off before the clock strikes 12 midnight. The Beary god» mother shares some Precious Moments with her and gives her some helpful advice. Follow YOUR Rainbow and always be yourself. You will make whatever choice the best or the worst by your own actions. In the end She is the girl who finally fits into the lost shoe.