June 4, 2014

Photos: Students Have a Blast During Senior Week

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Graduating students took the last week before Commencement to relax, have fun, and say goodbye to college life. The College provided a full slate of activities during Senior Week, including picnics, a service project in downtown Easton, the Class of 2014 photo, a talk and cooking demonstration by Julie & Julia author Julie Powell, the President’s Garden Party, and the Tour de Ville photo scavenger hunt.

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Seniors enjoy Italian ice and music by the Hoochie Coochie Men student band on the Quad.
The Class of 2014 celebrates a successful photo.
Students take a selfie before posing for the senior class photo.
A student gets excited for the senior class photo.
One of the last games of Frisbee on the Quad for the school year
A student team performs in the Tour de Ville karaoke competition.
Larry Stockton, professor and head of music, and President Alison Byerly judge the karaoke competition.
A student team performs in the Tour de Ville karaoke competition.
President Alison Byerly takes some photos of the karaoke competition to post on Twitter.
A student team performs in the Tour de Ville karaoke competition.
President Alison Byerly speaks with Peter Berexa ’14 and Patrick Larkin ’14.
Students take a selfie with President Alison Byerly.
Lela Swartz ’14 meets Steven Jensen and President Alison Byerly.
Abdul Dopson ’14 spends some time with Wendy Wilson-Fall, associate professor and chair of Africana studies.
Liza Blank ’14 speaks with President Alison Byerly and Steven Jensen.
Jasmine Jay ’14 speaks with some friends.
Lauren Berry ’14 speaks with President Alison Byerly and Steven Jensen.
Elizabeth Troisi ’14, Alyson Shumeyko ’14, and Renee Gallo ’14 enjoy some food.
Max Bergelson ’14 says 'Hi' to a friend.
Students enjoy themselves at the President’s Garden Party.

In what is planned to be an annual tradition, the Tour de Ville used history, puzzles, and riddles as clues to guide teams of students throughout downtown Easton, College Hill, and campus. Teams were judged on successful photo clue matches, team spirit and dress, and musical chemistry during a karaoke contest. The hunt was created by Carlos Barata ’14 with help from President Alison Byerly and Easton Mayor Sal Panto.

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