Shepherd University - Cohongoroota Yearbook (Shepherdstown, WV)

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,M 35 Shepherd Hollcgc' H195 I I I Closkwise starting from far left: Marie LoScalzo, Miss Shepherd Collegeg Sue LaVigne, 2nd Runner-Upg Julie Maugans, Finalistg Donna Newman, lst Runner-Llpg Patty Reynolds, Finalistg Gina DeMatteis, Finalistg Debbie Keller, Finalist.

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l ii .1 l l I l l 4 i i Zi M l-I lvl l . l l i i E Ah, Yes! Winter Carnival '81, an event students eagerly await on their return back from winter break. ln its sixth year, W.C. has sort of become a tradition that students look forward to in breaking up the winter blues. Starting out W.C. '81 on Wednes- day, Feb. 4th, everyone slid into the pub for Ski Lodge Pub Nite. Dressed in sweaters, boots, and to- boggans, students sat around a glowing fireplace enjoying S'mores and hot cider. Thursday night rolled around and what's more appropriate than the WINTER CARNIVAL '81 On Friday, after two nights of laid- back and casual events, students put away their jeans and pulled out their formal duds. At 4:30, a Pre- mium Dinner was served in the S.C. dining hall. Following their munch out, students dropped by the semi-formal dance, The Snow Ball, to check out the performing band, 41 East. What other event could be held on Saturday night other than the tradi- tional Casino? This event where stu- dents gambled their play money away got the biggest turn out of all. lt's no wonder - this is the time stu- Come Sunday, The Gong Show, an event that was new to all, was held. Dr. Howard Carper and V.J. Brown were M.C.'s for this hilar- ious event. Some real Talent was displayed by some of the contes- tants, as well as wit and humor by others. All in all, the events proved to be equally entertaining to every- one. Upon the closingiof The Gong Show came the closing of W.C. '81 as well. These five days of games, dances, and fun helped give stu- dents a bit more spirit and an extra little push to get them through that long winter semester ahead of traditional Country Barn Dance? dents can really prove themselves at them. 4 This was held in the den, and like Black Jack, 7 Up-7 Down. Roulette, last year, The Johnson Mguntain and FlV6'Cal'd Stud. A little break in Bays entertained for the evening the evening at the Casino was the along with caller, Carl O'Dell. Dun- Magic Sh0W- Af 10 P-m- Phi' Heck' garees, plaid shirts, boots, and ban- man PeFf0fmed. and like laSt Yeah danas set the atmosphere for this he Succeeded in leaVin9 mam' Stu' roof-raising event that everyone dents in mia' amalement- loved. .xffs aaa ' , .'5-173. - Za-?aE'i , l,. .Jr A ,-... .. ,sri . ,.,, . ,, .v-ef-gt ' -ie 5,4 Q, '1f.f: C

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