1977 Miracle Yearbook

Expect The Unexpected In Williams In the center of the campus stands a brick edifice fondly referred to as Williams Hall by those dwelling within its confines. The hall houses over 90inmates ofthe male species. Many popular pasttimes of these males include football, frisbee, Rook, golf matches, and wrestling. Other extra-curricular activities engaged in include: 10- speed bike riding in the halls for leisurely exercise, and dating ser- vices, among other various forms of fine arts and interests. The edi- fice, from without, is decorated with various items of interest, which include stacked bottles and pop cans, a skull, a Xenia Daily Gazette newspaper box,and of all things,the hand ofsome poor soul who didn't quite make it out the window. Despite the shenanigans ofthe Williamsites,there is a great spiritual aspect to their lives — one of good Christian fellowship and unity, and an openness to share burdens and blessings. 1. Something on that television has Clark Ruh and Dave Stoner mesmerized. 2. Dale Shaw puts the finishing touches on a paper. 3. There can be no doubt what candidates the Williamsitessupportin the Cedar What elections — the losers! 4. If he only studied that hard! 5.Winter strikes Williams as this VW in the parking lot aptly reveals. 6. Russ Yoder and roommate"Ervin" have a close relationship. 7.In honor of a Whispering Cedars article, Williams is renamed (temporarily) for the reporter. 8. Dennis Chesser demonstrates a favorite Williams pasttime. 135