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View from the Valley
Water guns, bright sun, and spring fun–the annual WVC Student Senate’s annual Spring Fest was a success. The Spring Fest is held every year for the sole purpose of letting students have some outdoor fun. Students played games and participated in activities like Nine Square, corn hole, volleyball, tug-o-war, and spike ball. Some people–whether they liked it or not–were involved in several exhilarating water gun fights. If the rush of a water gun battle was too much, then tanning, face painting, and blowing bubbles were more “peaceful” options. Food was also available with Beer Bones BBQ Catering and Food Trailer being the leading food truck at the fest. New to Spring Fest this year was inviting area high schools and their senior students. The fest served as an eye-opener of the electric future lying ahead of the prospecting high school seniors. “I’m planning to go to Wabash, too, so I thought it would be a cool introduction [to] get a feel for the campus” Jason Miller, a Mt. Carmel High School senior, said when asked about his choice to attend the Spring Fest. With great weather and smiles on everyone’s faces (and a hilarious expo of sophomore student Anna Eicke chasing a sprinting Literature Instructor Chase Bramlet with a water gun), Spring Fest was a blast. SPRING FEST
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