Shepherd University - Cohongoroota Yearbook (Shepherdstown, WV)

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Campus IIIMWINS SIIIPHHIII Illlllllil llllllllll IIIPMIIMINI PIIISINIS a il The theatre department de- buted its season this year with Ira Levin's comedy-thriller Deathtrap. The play, di- rected by Dr. Bruce L. Partin, held a 4-night spot in the Cre- ative Arts Center Theatre and attracted a crowd of over 1,000. The cast included Cecelia Parker, Neil Randell, joe von- Fremd, and Ioyce Webb, to name a few. Their performance was both delightful and pro- fessional. ,123-'

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l l 1 'Y w t 1 K, 'E l I V II . I NW? ' ll f Nl 'Dt Q M ,y l el- R-:3 The 'ff eg 'W The third annual Olympics transformed the campus into an oversized playground one sunny ' f September Saturday. And the kids played. When they were chugged, tugged, and water-poloed out, the team of Kenamond!Gardiner stood above the rest-shining as did their trophy. 3 ' .I 29 R ' K -3. 16' gio I . I 5 v-'.,- -X 2 sem ff U gil' X . g 11,1 L - I , ... .9 l

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Hilomecommnm H9 3 A E. Shepherd's 1982 Homecom- ing celebration spotlighted that fun-filled week in New Orleans known as Mardi Gras. The weekend festivities began with a parade which was later fol- lowed by a Pep Rally and a Bon- fire behind Thacher Hall. On Saturday, the Shepherd Rams crushed the Concord Mountain Lions 14-6, which added an extra touch of excitement to the week-long celebration. Halftime was highlighted with the crowning of the Homecoming Queen, Stacie McAllister. Other members of the Homecoming Court in- cluded senior princesses Laurie Hewitt, Kathy Shepich, and Vicki Boyer, junior princess Julie St. Marie, sophomore princess Vicki Brown, and freshman princess Margee Chadduck.