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D-128? You mean I can get demerits for

that? You would not believe the amount of

reading I have to do! What am I getting ~ f f f l 'j6p *M nwT'Vlifl'. i. .i ‘ ' 2

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In order to combat homesickness and the JS jm E &

undeniable stress in new and returning stu- , ??.;r

dents, the Office for Student Affairs orga- '

nized several activities which included

bowling, a boat cruise, ice skating, and

miniature golf. Not only were these acti­

vities relaxing, but they were also a great

opportunity for students to get acquainted.

Transfer student Dwaine Osborne summed

up his feelings by saying, "O-o-o, we're

having too much fun!"

"Marooned in Paradise" was the theme

of the annual college picnic. The highlight

was the skit in which the marooned de­

cided to start a college on the island. They

competed for the honor of being named

"Student of the Week!' The Howell's, Dr.

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and Mrs. Lexie Wiggins, tried to bribe the

Professor, Dr. David Moore, with money.

The Skipper, Mr. Ron Billingsley, thought

it would look bad if the guy in charge was not the win­

ner. Mary Anne, Miss Beth Darby, tempted the profes­

sor with homemade pies. The ravishing Ginger, Miss

Kris DeWitt, tried to coax him with a candlelight din­

ner. However, the honorable professor withstood their

tests and was not swayed.

Gilligan, played by The Professor suf­

Brian Johnson, is fers the conse­

playing with a cup of quences for refus­

dirt. Gilligan was ing Mary Ann's

waiting for seeds to bribe. Dr. Moore

germinate, so the and Miss Darby

professor gave him played their roles

an "A" on his perfectly. "It was

project and the great to see the fac­

honor of being stu­ ulty 'loosen their

dent of the week. ties' and have some

fun," said Sarah

Zakariasen.