Ohio Northern University - Northern Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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During the Tunes on the Tundra concert students wait in line for cold drinks outside and for a picnic dinner in SAGA. Long lines are typical in SAGA especially around noon and 5 o ' clock.

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It’s A Popular Game At College. Everyone Can Play. Make Up Your Own Rules. What Is It? Of, Course It Is The THE WAITING GAME Waiting in line — an experience that very few escape and college is no exception. It starts the very first day, waiting to get checked in, waiting to find a place to park and unload, waiting for an I.D. and so on. It soon becomes apparent that part of college life must be spent playing The Waiting Game. It starts the first day and lasts clear up to waiting in line for graduation. But along the way there are ail kinds of lines to wait in and many variations of the Waiting Game to be played. The first variation is the I ' ll wait ' til the line is shorter approach. With this approach the participant re¬ fuses to wait in line until he is either forced to wait in line for food be¬ cause his weight has dropped twen¬ ty pounds or it is the last week of the quarter and it might be a good idea to buy books before exams. Another popular approach allows the participant to pass the time waiting in line by scoping . This is a popular variation because time that would otherwise be wasted can be spent on the lookout for that special person. Of course many variations can be played depending on how long you have to wait, who you are waiting with and so on. While waiting in line can be a hassle, whether for regis¬ tration, to buy (or sell) books, at SAGA or any of various locations it helps if you play THE WAITING GAME. A group of women wait awhile outside of SAGA before going out to brave the cold. 18

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Mae loti Two AOPi’s, Liane Harsh and Michelle Ston¬ er, show a lot of concentration as they race towards the finish line. The pushmobile races are held every year and are the first of many Homecoming festivities. Several Maglott Hall residents ride the first place float in the annu¬ al parade while Judy Prince and Rick Jobe pose for pictures just after they were named Homecoming Queen and King. Candidates wait as Todd Butler, Student Council Presi¬ dent, announces King and Queen.