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Q ,, 1 it 1 y the time the fifth or sixth trip roles around, Sheila Dingman needs and gets a little extra help from her mother. Soaring temperatures and hu- midity made moving in for some 424 new freshmen a real blood, sweat and tears experience. -photo by Steve Hola Yfidn.
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o most t d t l th ght of the sun hitting Shawnee Hall at eight in the morningfphoto by Brad Shirley. CLASSIC EMMDLE Yahneoh Volume 66 Oklahoma Baptist University Shawnee OK. 74801 C4055 - 275-2850 Population: 1,776 O I penlng
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Eric Vaughn often have to hustle to aking up ten minutes before an 8:00 class, attending long chapels that cut into the 11:00 hour, walking into a strong wind behind Raley Chapel, and stand- ing in long lunch lines - all of these sound like clues on the S100,000 Pyr- amid, but instead they're classic ex- amples of the everyday occurences that often go unnoticed in a typical year. ln some ways, it was a typical year. The school didn't celebrate its 75th anniversary, didn't begin a new aca- demic building, or hire numerous fac- ulty members who would give cause to expect something different. There were also the same special events such as Biggie, the Dante read- ing for Civ, and the Spirit Assembly. They were the same, yet they were different. They were all different because ev- eryone took the events and made them unique. Only Jack Dove could X have taken the sto- y ry Chicken Little X M and made the Fol- X - lies audience roll X with laughter, and X 4, T W Q, only Joe Wilkins i f and Jeff glessie, in- ffffff tramural football quarterbacks, could have made such an exciting cham- pionship game by sitting it out. tudents like Randy Cox and their 11:00 classes on Wednesday fter attending chapel. The chapel hour gives students a chance to see their friends and hear a variety of - ograms, ranging from choral pre- pntntinnc fn Hvrie Park rlav -nhoio by Steve Holman. - M y friends here are classic. They re genuinely friendly and the teachers really care. Susan Fairchild he accomodations of WMU make being away from home not so bad for freshman women even though conditions were more crowded due to a sixth straight year of increased enrollment.-photo by Steve Holman. Open
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