Mount Union College - Unonian Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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CHANGEOFSEASONS Fall is a nice time of year. We come back to school and reunite with all of our old friends. Classes have just started, so there’s not that much work to do, yet. The cooler weather feels good; the trees are starting to look so pretty. Winter sneaks in. The first snowflake falls on the cam- pus. All at once this center of learning turns into a play- ground. Snowballs are thrown, and snow angels are made on the ground. However, after the initial excitement wears off, students, and even maintenance men, avoid going outside. At times, students wish that the president knew what the words ‘snow day” meant. Spring comes at the worst time of the semester. While the trees are budding and the sun 1s shining, students have papers due and finals to take. However, even though the busiest time of the semester is upon students, they still find time to enjoy the season. “ .. is cities ECAR RT te tae Y .

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OMECOMING 1984 “Under the Big Top” was the theme of this year’s Homecoming week, and there certainly seemed to be three rings filled with festivi- ties. Of course there was the usual Spirit Night Steak Dinner, decorat- ed cafeteria, Homecoming Carnival in Memorial Hall, and voting for Homecoming Queen and Court. One of the many added attrac- tions was the Stromberg and Cooper Mime Comedian Act. Now an established tradition, the Mr. MUC charity benefit con- test was held. Former Mr. BSU, Curtiss Miller was awarded the coveted title. Lovely Polly Chapman, representing the Independent Students, was crowned Homecoming Queen during the exciting 31-7 Raider victory over the Capital Crusaders. As always, an alumni cider and donut reception and the marvelous Homecoming Dance followed the football game and finished up the activities.