Old Dominion University - Troubador Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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STUDENT LIFE 21 FIRST Place Dancers. The Ree-bok Kids: Stephanie Mathews. 13. Yuset Mathews. 10 and Leslie Goodman. 13 show their winning style. ENJOYING the show, Petrina Wormly and Cassandra Vann are enthusiastic with their applause. JOHN PETERSON asked. ' Does anyone know the school song'’

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J JUGGLING pins during part of his performance. Doug Morrison assured the audience later that his machete was all part of the act. Talent celebrates . . . BLACK HISTORY MONTH Entertainment at its best was found at the Black History Month Talent Show on February 12. 1988. Its purpose was to celebrate the cultural history of the black race during Black History month. Darrel Johnston. President of Fellowship of Minority Engineers and Scientists, was the MC for the show, sponsored by Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. There were about 13 acts including singers, dancers and a comedian juggler. The participants were from the university and the community. First place went to the Reebok Kids” — three young talented dancers. Second place went to the “Ebony Impact — Male Quartet, and a woman from the Ebony Impact” took home third place. The judges were Mindy Sopher. Coordinator for Greek Affairs, Joseph Wiggins. Chapter Advisor for Kappa Alpha Psi. and Sharon La Forgia, Member of Greek Issues Committee. The enthusiasm of the crowd was proof of the great talent possessed buy all who performed. by C. Joynes 20 STUDENT LIFE SINGING Saving All My Love for You won 3rd place for Sabrina Hendrix. All Photos by K. Wellwer

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Vi5 ARMS loaded with T-shirts Hal Vought takes the Boneshakers show into the audience. Door prizes. Senior giveaways as well as t-shirts, tumblers and frisbees made Exam Jam a festive event. POPULAR group the Boneshakers. made the festivities a lively jam for many ODU students. ENJOYING the Jam. students Jill Yang and Kellie Yang and Steve Palmer socialize with Father Francis of the ODU Catholic ministry. Photos by C. Johnson 22 STUDENT LIFE