Northwest Missouri State University - Tower Yearbook (Maryville, MO)

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Preparing to welcome the Bearcat football team, the marching band lines the field. The band ' s undying en- thusiasm helped lift the spirits of both the team and the fans. Photo by Kevin Fullerton ' v ' rfar rrwv Lining the main entrance to campus vsith pawprints, Jim Daniels and Frank Albertson apply a new coat of paint in preparation for Family Day. Daniels and Albertson joked they were being paid to do something they would have been arrested for as children. Photo by Kevin Fullerton 1 eter Rameh receives a hug from De- fensive Coordinator John Blazek after kicking the game-winning field goal against Washburn. Rameh kicked the 30-yard field goal with only five sec- onds remaining in the game. Photo by Kevin Fullerton Opening 3

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s pirit was thick in the air as students returned for another year of education. Large, yellow pawprints lined campus en- trances, while the Chamber of Commerce showed its support by hanging ' ' Welcome to Maryville ' ' banners throughout town. Freshman enrollment increased 30 percent, and computers and telephones were new additions to residence hall rooms. K r. 4 ' «iiiiitkSSSiilj M ti£ f 1 2 Opening

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uition once again rose, and the Board of Regents ap- proved yet another increase for the 1988-89 academic year. Some of our money went to the newly- installed computers. Everywhere we went on campus, we had access to a computer. Additional parking was still needed, but lots were color-coded in hopes of relieving problems. Bad weather was once again a problem on Homecoming, but instead of traditional rain, every- one was surprised to find snow. 4 Opening