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T hese two smiling cohorts have

been companions for the last

four years and plan to stay that

way forever, with a few minor ad­

justments, such as marriage. Senior

Melanie Carver will be getting mar­

ried to alumnus David Michaelis in enior Bruce Edgar with his

March, but she won’t be leaving her S roommate and good friend

grinning friend out, for Kristi Link will Mark Wood give an announce­

be in the wedding as one of the ment about the science club in chap­

bridesmaids. Both girls have en­ el. These two are always doing

joyed growing closer these past something crazy whether it be chap­

years as they have endeavored to el announcements or daily dorm liv­

complete their elementary education ing. Humor is definitely the key el­

degree with flying colors. ement in this relationship!

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C omrades in arms Conrad

T h o m p s o n
Joel
and
bauman enjoy hosting and co­

ordinating the first Bowl-A-Thon

held for the student body. Con­

rad said that Joel is "One of my

best friends” . . .“ We work to­

gether well" which helps since

they are student body president

(Joel) and vice-

president(Conrad).

Conrad commented that he

and Joel were involved in the

"only fraternity on campus".

This fraternity, called the "inner

circle", has four members who

are Joel Bauman, Tom Riegling,

Ernie Neely, and Conrad

Thompson. There are certain re­

quirements to be in this frater­

nity, first, you have to be born in

a state that touches Lake Mich­

igan. Secondly, you have to be

5"9 or shorter, and thirdly you

have to be a soccer player or the

friend of a soccer player. The

student body will definitely miss •s

these two congenial leaders.

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