Marshall University - Chief Justice Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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'Academic facade' An ascaris is not a key on a typewriter. A vacuum tube is not something advertised in the back of Playboy. The name Paviov begins to ring a bell. And, new friends are made. Hey John, old pal, I missed class Jan. 20 through March 2. Can l borrow your notes, Ole buddy? - or maybe we could just get togeth- er and study. For an entire week, the university sports an academic facade. Of course, there are always those loners, those who have attended classes and studied regularly. The ones you hate to have for roommates. It is this unfortu- nate lot that experiences the gross confusion accompa- nying the plague. For the first time, they realize that the second closet in their room hasn't been used to store the clothing or a student missing in action. Of course, the student has been missing in action, but his clothes were not stored. Suddenly, the readings placed on reserve in the library by well meaning instructors are unavailable. And the day of the test, their regular seats are taken, and indeed they have difficulty finding seats at all. Their classes have grown. People rally around those students extending claws, probing, What did we do this month? Tell me what l need to know, What's going to be on the test? lt is at this point that the academician begins to feel as though he should be on the environmental protection list. And then, as rapidly as it began, the mania ceases. New term resolutions are made. You can hear them in every bar. l'm going to start studying every night. This will not happen to me again. I know what you mean, tomorrow l'm going to the library as soon as l wake up. One wonders if the orators of these profound words will ever wake up. But it is over. The moon has changed. The lunatics of half a fortnight are gone. The studious person once again has his room to himself. The shouts of Nevermore! Nev- ermore! like old soldiers fade away. ALYCE COOPER Front and Center. Freshman drum major JoEllen Tinsley makes her way to centerfield to begin the game's half-time entertainment - Photo by Tim Fillinger. 10 Mid term mania 'm..ii H Ig -W' in mlmu I 'mm lil mmm M ll i ll ll HI

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Up, up and away. Villanova players get high above Marshall punter John Huth in the Oct. 27 Homecoming contest. - Photo by Dan Shreve. Waiting patiently? MarshalI's marching band members wait for their bus to be unhung . The chartered bus was stuck when the rear wheels came off the ground while turning on an incline. - Photo by Tim Flllinger. To the rescue. The band bus received assis- tance from the Chattanooga, Tenn. Police Department when the bus was grounded while turning. The band was in Chattanooga to perform at the Herd's game with UT-C. - Photo by Tim Fllllnger. . V-'fx