THE COUGAR CRY, JUNE 16, 1977 — PAGE 3
Spring Fling ’77
Were You There?
McCann and company. Best Hot Dogs and Hamburgers in sight all day.
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SUN AND FUN
DR. LEWIS GOES DOWN FOR “3”
The Calm
After
The Storm
Radio has its problems. There
are always technical difficulties
that must be attended to in order
for the air waves to be filled.
Nature has a way of putting a halt
to radio operations. The staff at
WSIF will agree with this because
Nature has put the station in a
state of temporary silence.
On June 2nd Mike Walker, who
was on the air, came into the RTV
classroom and reported that
WSIF was off of the air. While
Mr. Stanley was trying to find the
problem, the class sat around and
tried to think of someone to put
the blame on if they were
questioned. However, it seems
that the blame was placed on
Mother Nature. One of Her stray
Bolts of lightning fell upon WSIF
and caused it to cease operation.
A vital component was burned
out.
Because of that sudden stroke
of misfortune, part of WSIF had
to be shipped to Pennsylvania for
repairs. If all goes as planned,
operation will begin again after
the upcoming break. In the
meantime, Mr. Stanley and the
RTV class are hoping the old
cliche “lightning never strikes
twice in the same place” is a
factual statement.
-By Dusty Ball
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Phi Beta Lambda served ice cream. The group includes Lynn Roten, Ed
Shepherd, Shelia Wiles, Vicki Burgess.
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BANDS COMPETED FOR CASH PRIZES.
CIRCLE K SURE SHOWS THAT “COKE ADDS LIFE.’
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Smoke makes good picture poses as seen here in the faces of Dr. Jo
Hendrix and Steven Thomas.
ALONG THE WALL, DOWN THE HALL, IN THE GRASS, ETC.