Wheaton College - Nike Yearbook (Norton, MA)

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(1) Weekends start on a happy note with rainbows and the hope for a pot of gold. (2) The Loftisa gathering place for the entertainment with the constant reminder to those under age to BEWARE! (3) Of course the weekends would not be complete without the many men who visit our campus. This bunch was brought by the brother of Eileen McDonough. opening 14

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: Weekends are the time when academics are briefly put aside and a new mode of entertai nment is brought forth. Good times are had both on Pe dott with Wheat } eine” Weekends Are Fun There are a few, if any, who Me hardti ee : | fodtimsontieweccnas’ INO Matter Where! ea a ——— 1A ea SE eae (1) Chris Johnson, Mary Dorneman, students and friends from home, | Cathy Scheier, Tricia Dunn, Laura participate in a Harvard tailgate with Williams, and Liz Corrigan take a David Fenske and Dawn Pars as rest in Bretton Woods, New Dawn tries to introduce them all Hampshire on a weekend trip in with her mouth full. (3) Bunky Bear? March. (2) Mary Sue Buckley and Nope, it’s her master, Carolyn Elizabeth Fahy, both Wheaton Thomas just trying to show that even humans can be bunky. (4) A sure sign the weekend is over is the corner campus sign seen on the way back.. suruado 15