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Left: Everyone watches a big winner at the Blackjack table. Below: Each passenger was greeted with a schedule of events and a lei. Left: Prizes were purchased from the market by lucky gamblers. Above: Three passengers enjoy the Almost All-Nighter. All Nighter ig
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“Welcome aboard! As Cruise 1984 gets underway, we hope that you are looking forward to a fun-filled and ex- citing evening.’’ So, with a “bon voy- age’ and good cheer, the Almost All- Nighter Cruise Ship set its course for a very exciting and entertaining night. Every cruise ship has a casino and this ship was no e xception. From Bingo and roulette to the famed blackjack, the tables were crowded with eager players. As cards were flipped and money changed hands, moans and groans as well as cheers of glee could be heard. Southwick and Stevenson provided entertainment in the Student Center Lounge where the casino was located. To take one’s mind off his losses in the casino, was the live music of the Volt- age Brothers. Everyone danced to their beat in the jam-packed Ballroom. Leis and sailor hats were seen every- where in the festive Student Center, Upper Center: 1984! ’ Upper Right: The Voltage Brothers pro- vided music to dance by and a GREAT show. Right: Gamblers try their hand at Chug- A-Luck. Above: “Does anyone want to buy a Bingo card?” “Welcome aboard to Cruise 18 All Nighter CRUISE 1984 which served as a double-decker cruise ship for the night as it continued the voyage into the early morning hours. Next on the agenda was the main en- tertainment, The Amazing Johnathan, a comedian. Audience participation} was a must for his comical quips and games. Spirits were high as laughter filled the air. Door prizes, paper flow- ers, and nautical cups were just a few of the many souveniors to be acquired. A cruise would not be complete with-} out a buffet of food, and this ship was? prepared. There was everything from snacks and chips in the casino to an) elaborate buffet of fruits and cheeses. | After dancing night owls stayed) aboard for the movie, ‘‘Death on the Nile.” The results of the cruise were fantastic. There were over 1,000 satis- fied passengers. This cruise would not have been possible without all of the hard work from a very dedicated crew, TCU’s Programming Council.
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