Oglethorpe University - Yamacraw Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Spring Time Fun The first Saturday in April dawned cold and gray, the lead sky threatening snow, sleet, rain, or a nasty combination of all three. Chill winds whistled through the doorways and around the staircase of a sleeping Traer Hall. This was no day for the annual Traer Beach Bash. As this was, however, the scheduled date for the Beach Bash, the Residence Hall Council and the Resident Assistants were posed with a dilemma. The answer; move the Beach Bash! Fortunately for everyone involved, the weather on Saturday April 25th could not have been more perfect. As the warm sun beat down, bikini-clad women appeared on the balconies and in the quad. Huge servings of shrimp, fresh fruit and cold nonalcoholic daquiries and Pina Coladas satisfied the hungry and the thirsty. As usual, there were competitions between floor residents in games such as the waterballoon-toss, a scavenger hunt and the laundry-cart race. If the shrimp and fruit did not fill up hungry tummies, students were served dinner at Traer, followed by live music featuring Chi Phi brother Dave Murdico. After dinner the clean-up began, as the warm sun set on a weary Traer crowd. Bikinis were exchanged for jeans and sweats and fun-seekers ventured out to join in Atlanta nightlife. KM Fun in the Sun Gabe Arango, and Robert Bowen cheer-on their favorite team, while Tina Seeger, Carrie Lyn Bartenfeld, Ava Salerno, Keri Wells, Fran Bennett, Debbie Schoorand Alisa Noffel join in the fun. MiMwm i f) r

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Student Life Oglethorpians could always find something to occupy their time. If studies were finished (or could be put off for one more night) students flocked to P.J. Hailey ' s on Thursday evenings — although by mid- October Dr. Gersch ' s Physical Sci- ence class stopped participating. Once or twice a month Chi Phi offe- red their donation at the door parties, allowing students to give to a good cause. Every holiday the OSA co-sponsored some type of themed party, allowing students to dance away their frustrations. The Players provided plays, the Bomb Shelter brought BSTV, and the Singers sang songs, each helping, in their own way, to make student life picture perfect. Jill Kaminski, Georgie Krause, Heidi Daw- son, Jacqi Driscoll, Stephanie Merman, Liz Miello, Christine Merman, James Smith, Dawn Carrette, Jua- nita Gaiindo, Lori Pacpaco, M.J. Stuart, Nicole Caucci, Dom- inic Ciavatta, Brook Garman, Matt, Angie Clem, Kerensa Shoe- make cheer on the men ' s soccer team ... Sherry Wilson during the evening gown competition of the Miss Oglethorpe Pageant ... Sandy Folkers at the OSA- SAE sponsored Hal- loween dance ... Carrie Len Bartenfeld preparing Darryl Wade ' s eyes for the opening night of Nuts ... Nacho Arrizabalaga playing a Spanish bagpipe during the Night of the Arts... Anne Mills watching the Lady Petrel soccer team in their first ex- hibition game. STUDENT LIFE DIVISION 7

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One, Two, Three. . . PULL! Heidi Dawson, Lori Pacpaco, Angie Clem, IVIichael Galyean and jacque Driscol, struggle against the first floor team during the tug-of-war competition. Balloon Toss. Stephanie Mermen, Shelly Alford, Mike Galyean, and Kevin Southern team up for some heavy competition with water balloons. BEACH BASH 9