Oglethorpe University - Yamacraw Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Before, after and in between going to class and cracking books, students always found Time to Relax With so much time spent study- ing, going to class, and going to parties, many students tried to make the most of that elusive time period called spare time . Televi- sion was a good contender for first place on a student ' s list of spare- time activities during the day and night. During the day, active stu- dents opted for tennis or basketball while others worked out in The Pit or ran the track. Reading was a favorite activity for many as long as textbooks were not included. Swimming, limited to early fall, late spring, and summer, was always popular on a sunny day. Nighttime activities often ranged from dorm-room TV watching to Bomb Shelter TV watching with many students. Cu- pid hit O.U. and made romantic walks on campus common for moonlight couples such as Adri- enne Marcotte and Willie Williams as well as Tom James and Jill Helm- bold. There were no more lonely hours for those sneaky students obtaining a pet to share in their semester! Of the more infamous pets on campus were Patches, the Chi Omega House cat and unofficial mascot who became an instant friend to students, faculty and visitors at the house; Beloise, a once-resident of Alumni, became famous as the larg- est rabbit anyone has ever seen. In fact, rumor has it that she was registered as a dog in order to fly on one of the airlines. Cyndi, a short- time Jacobs resident, was a small, but adorable puppy which ended up with a permanent home in At- lanta via student, Teri Wall. A glimpse into the past. With their own way of relaxing on a sunny spring morning are Natasha Driskell, Kanna Davenport, and Donna Adair, who find time to look back over an Oglethorpe yearbook. mm