Southern Nazarene University - Arrow Yearbook (Bethany, OK)

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This year's candidates for Campus Clod were all worthy to be called true Clods g however, only one candidate would be crowned. On October 12, Mike Boyd, senior, won the title of 1985-86 BNC Campus Clod and was crowned by the reigning 84-85 Clod, Ron Funk. This year's candidates were: Steve Whitson, Brad Neff, Allan Palmer, Darren Woodard, Mike Eskew, David Strong, Kevin Huffaker, and Mike Boyd. Mike scored high with the judges and the audience when he strutted across the platform as Tina Turner's reincarnated brother, Timmy Turner. After Mike displayed such singing talent there was no question that he was a clod worthy of his new role at BNC as our Campus Clod. First runner-up, Kevin Huffaker, amazed the audience with creative ballet skills on roller skates as he would gracefully cascade across the platform landing in very creative positions. David Strong was the second runner-up. When David was asked by a panel of judges The nominees for the 1985-86 clod title line up in their casual best. 22 Activities what class he felt has been the most useless, he replied that it would have to be Interpersonal Communication because no one ever talks to him. Now that he is a third place clod, his interpersonal relationships should improve. Darren Woodard perplexed the audience with his hidden talent of playdough sculpturing. The crowd gazed on intensely as Darren very carefully sculptured a cow out of playdough. Freshman Steve Whitson's goals at BNC are to be kicked off campus and then to become president of the college. Allan Palmer is on his way to being a fine clod, but until then he will continue to play music for money at BNC to pay the faculty. Brad Neff entertained the audience with his shark skit while Mike Eskew showed his expertise in roping a heifer because that is the only way he can catch one. This year's Campus Clod pageant was sponsored by AMS and AWS. Demonstrating his playdough molding talent, Darren Woodard makes a cow for his attentive audience.

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Fall Festival - A Haunting Good With a chilling screech and a haunted howl, the yearly Fall Festival was great fun for boys and ghouls. It took place on the mall where various booths were set up including conces- sion stands, an egg toss, a Space Walk, a water-balloon stand, jailing facilities and more. Money raised by the dif- ferent classes and organiza- tions went to fund projects later in the school year. Items were sold such as apple frit- ters, caramel apples, cotton candy, popcorn, snow cones and hot dogs. Creative cos- tumes of every sort roamed the mall: Hatley bomb squad cap- tains and bombs, a pair of red dice, an outlandish robot and several Rambos, to name a few. As the booths closed shop, spirits turned even more ram- bunctious as dorm residents took turns trick-or-treating in each others' dorms. Many rooms were decorated nicely. Debbie Lunn, Khristi Strub- har, and Shelly Brinegar wel- comed visiting males to their Senior Prom, A Halloween Dream. The evening ended at Yukon on Wheels for skating, where Larry Watters won the cos- tume contest for his portrayal of Dee Snyder of the group Twisted Sister. 24 Fall Festival P Rl' Time 'QW' A Mgif' All Zi. . K5 Q 5 Y use - Trust me, Fall Fest is finger lickin' good, Wendy Seaman seems to be saying