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

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In Transitions abounded as renovations page 48-51 caused buildings such as Colden Hall to be closed to students. Classes were moved to different build- ings and times to make up for the lost space. Improvements were made for the transition to the next stage of multime- dia in education. Photo by Chris Tucker, Photo Illustration by Greg Dalrymple pe n Motion Suzi Fabian dives for the save during the women’s volleyball season page 124-125. Athletics kept in motion as many Bearcat teams bested their chal- lengers in competition. Campus kept in motion by cheering on the ’Cats and packing the stands, especially during an exceptional football season. Photo by Chris Tucker, Photo Illustration by Greg Dalrymple In Focus Focusing on Homecoming page 236- 243, Phi Sigma Kappa and Kappa Sigma put the finishing touches on their house decoration, “The Jungle Book.” A winning Homecoming gave students an opportunity to focus on athletics and alumni, while religion, stereotypes and a presidential election year presented an opportunity to focus on national issues. Photo by Sarah Phipps, Photo Illustration by Greg Dalrymple

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In his final season as a Bearcat, Greg Teale fires a record- breaking touchdown pass during the Family Day game vs. University of Missouri-Rolla. Always in motion, the ‘Cats came back from a 0-11 season two years previously and battled their way to a winning season. The excitement caught on as fans focused on supporting the team by packing Rickenbrode Stadium for home games and driving for hours to catch the away action. In the final stages of the season, the ‘Cats earned their first national tanking since 1990. Photo by Greg Dalrymple wh Fo. , Ma ee ght, B28 be lars AY » 2 3 wt 7,7 . net oy + +3 MA % a 7 ave 4 Rh LATE NAG te S ste 7 a os 1997 Tower Volume 76 Northwest Missouri State University 800 University Drive Maryville, MO 64468 (816) 562-1212 Enrollment: 6,159