Page 14 - Clearwater Christian College 1995

There were many different ways to Freshman Diane Clenney looks away

enjoy Celebration Station. While most from her course to show the

students were traipsing around the excitement on her face. Although

mini-golf course, Andy Gamble, Stacy piloting a cruise ship is a rather hefty

Lowe, Sarah Deuel, and Tommy Dixon responsibility, Diane attempted to

relish the fun and excitment of riding guide the ship smoothly along under

the “children’s” colorful carousel. the watchful eye of the captain.

V : v;

Some of us just spend less

time gliding on our skates

and more time sliding on

our backsides,” quips Na­

than Buchanan. “The ice

was really cold too!” When

asked why he lost his bal­

ance he said with a grin,

You can’t lose what you

don’t have!” Nathan enjoys

skating but admits living in

south Florida presents dif­

ficulties for most winter

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sports.

Canadian Greg Bonnell had no trouble

outskating everyone at the ice rink but

did appear to be having some difficulty

at the bowling outing. Greg had his

friends in stitches while he clowned

around with his bowling ball. The

bowling night is one of the most

popular events of opening week

because of the chance to sit and talk

with friends between frames. Greg

said, “ I enjoyed bowling very much

because of the young lady I was with.”

10 opening week activities