Ohio Northern University - Northern Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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Queen and King, Carolyn DiMarco and Joe Laux accept their honor while others enjoy various events held during the week. STEPPIN’ OUT Homecoming j

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HOMECOMING 1984 Scurrying about with enthusiasm. Homecoming participants felt the week cf events climax on Saturday afternoon with the selection of the Queen and King as well as banner and float winners. Representing Zeta Tau Alpha, Carolyn DiMarco was chosen queen. A junior from Brecksville, Ohio, DiMarco was quoted saying, “I was very surprised and I’d like to thank the sisters of Zeta Tau Alpha for all of their support.” Elected as king was Park Hall representative, Joe Laux Also a junior and from Hollansburg, Ohio, Laux was also heard giving thanks for the support. He said, “I would like to thank all of the people who voted for me. especially the guys, in Park Hall.” The court was filled by Karen Suchanek, Jeff Lawhome, Kathleen Kloss, Matt Meininger, Dawn McCarl, and Ed Weaver who represented either fraternities, sororities or residence halls. The Sigma Pi Fraternity won first place in the banner contest while the Kappa Psi Fraternity took first place in the float competition. As well as these competitions, many other events were held during the prior week to boost spirits and raise the annual excitement needed to pull off the event. Thanks to many dedicated students. Homecoming 1984 with the theme of “Steppin’ Out” was a success in the true sense of the word. Homecoming

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BOOKS BOOKS BOOKS Of course college would be nothing without the helpful texts required by professors, but the phrase, “hit the books” sometimes has a malicious undertone when used by students. A dictionary, a thesaurus, and many other books line the shelves cf college students, ominously threatening to fall on those who do not read them. Here, students have developed some interesting tactics to han dle these twenty pound monsters slung over their shoulders. Using the necessary bookbag or briefcase, some students haul their books to the library for quiet and desolate hours of study, while others sit patiently at their own desks slowly turning the pages. Other than these regular routines some find an out-of-theordinary way to study. Sitting on the floor, under a tree, or in front of the TV with books in hand, some manage to absorb at least every other sentence. But, even with a Walkman attached to their heads, all students eventually leam the words to those expensive habits; BOOKS! 10 Student life