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

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rt: AIN for the first time Country Kitchen moved into the ' Ville in the spring, replacing Country Oaks. Meanwhile, another prominent Maryville establishment, the Hitching Post, closed in the fall. K-Mart also closed, giving us even more reason to shop Wal-Mart. Due to its popularity, the Homecoming Variety Show was presented three nights for the first time since Mary J . D f ' sidewalk leading to Golden Hall is a busy place as Linn reriOrming some students leave and others arrive for class. For the first time ever, Northwest ' s enrollment exceeded the 6,000 mark, A r P - A making sidewalks, residence halls and parking lots crowded. Arts Center opened. phoiobyToddweddie

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After being hypnotized by Dr. Jim Wand, James Gilbert believes he is the lead guitarist for Bon Jovi. Wand was a popu- lar performer at Northwest and returned to campus often. Photo by Brandon Russell ROW Rangers rappel down Colden Hall during a Family Day demonstration. The show included special effects via a grenade simulator and yellow and red landing smoke on the roof. Photo by Don Carrick Cooling off at the end of the bench, Ja- son Agee talla to David Wheeler as the defense talces a breather against Pitts- burg State. The ' Cats were defeated 49-14 in a game billed as the Thrilla in the ' Villa. Photo byJoAnn Bortner Opening 3

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Enjoying the beautiful weather, Ttlcla Daiker and Jeff Skettor chat while sit- ting under the Bell lower. Students took advantage of nice weather to relax and play sports outside before it grew too cold. Photo by Bruce Campbell With balloons In hand, Alpha Sigma Al- pha Shannon Dowden joins in the an- nual Greek Sing under the Bell Tower. The Sing was the activity that kicked off Greek Week. Photo by Todd Weddle Phi Mu Alpha Slnfonla members sing to the Lady in Golden Pond. The skit, Bobby and the Search for the Holy Goal, won the Independent Division. Photo by Todd Weddle Opening 5