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:,..f- .Q X 10: .1 'hc 21. l 'v Page 52 - Above: Eric Sundet calculates his shot. Below: The beginnings of the Sth floor renovations during the summer. Page 53 - Above: Some students use the hockey game. Center left: Chorale practices in one ofthe 8th floor classrooms. Center right: Merle Fleitz directs during Joy practice. Below: Faculty kids, Wendy McGraw, Nlike Goss, and Scott Cawood, help with the painting in the recreation room. Eighth Floor Antics 53
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Eighth Floor Remodeled For the person who was not a music student, TV watcher or game player and thought the elevator only traveled up to the 7th floor, the 8th floor remained a mystery. The stairs were also open for those who ventured up and by the middle of the year the 8th floor had much to offer. Renovations took longer than expected as students and faculty and staff families helped to paint and remodel the game rooms. Electronic TV games were installed and carpet was put down in the gym. 52 Eighth Floor Antics
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54 Talent Show Students Give Life The All College Creative Cleverness Convocation in November was a riotous panorama of zaniness. Hosted by Ronny Parson CTim Knipelj, with co-host Ed Mclvlayonnaise Uohn Schafferj, the program was filled with side-splitting displays of unusual talents. A kazoo band, skits, Seymour the Castlekeeper, a ventriloquist act, and songs all commanded the stage. Comical commercials advertised products such as tuna fish, laundry detergent, and quick working pimple pads made by Brillo. Only laughter-induced stomach aches remained to remind us that, Yes, you really did see what you thought you sawl The Senate sponsored a Blood Drive a few weeks later. It was promoted by skits, posters, and individual notes to students. The brave 100 who gave blood received a sticker which said, Be nice to me, I gave blood today , and the satisfaction of knowing they had helped someone. . 'O W
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