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m $ L-jTn ' Many Morris Spring was a blast here at MSU with a diverstiy of ex- tra-curricular activities sched- uled for the enjoyment of the students, faculty, and public. A wide variety of concerts was held. Spring saw the re- turn of a familiar face to MSU concert-goers, Hank Wil- liams, Jr., with special guest Earl Thomas Conley. Hard rock bands Bon Jovi and Cin- derella heated up their au- dience of 8,000 in Humphrey Coliseum February 1 1 . The concert was a complete sell- out; 240 students camped out in the Union for tickets. At the other end of the music spectrum, contemporary Christian singer Michael W. Smith gave a stirring perfor- mance in March on the last leg of his Big Picture tour. Students always have events such as the Bridal Fair, Discovery Day, and Rockfest to look forward to each spring. This year, MSU was visited by the well-known speaker Edwin Newman and Alex Haley, author of Roots. On April 2 , spring brought us a late snow fall, which dis- appeared the very next day. Another highlight was Derby Day, -sponsored by the Sigma Chi Fraternity. Activ- ities included all sororities competing in the Derby Search, pledge dressing, races, games, a dance competition, and for Derby Queen. This year ' s Derby Day Queen was Kim Thomason. Jimmy Abraham From the San Diego Chicken at Dudy Noble to Elvis rocking Derby Day to the Roadrunners entertaining at Discovery Day, spring at State was a sparkling scene of excitement. Many Moms SPRING 19
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s pring The second annual Super Saturday, held in late April, proved to be successful. Ac- tivities included an outdoor luncheon, a concert by Ray Stevens, a crafts fair, and a MSU football game and base- ball double header. A record crowd of 10,382 attended the double header against Florida. The Maroon- White football game saw a crowd of 10,030 with the Maroon team winning 13-7. The newly renovated Dudy Noble Field got its first pro- fessional baseball game when the Jackson Mets and the world famous San Diego Chicken played the Tulsa Drillers May 6. Spring was also a time to catch up on some rays and get back to the spring beauty of Mississippi State. With such a full spring schedule, concerts, classes, baseball games, speakers, and parties, when did we find time to study? 20 SPRING
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