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

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Illinois Chicago Attractions Sears Tower Museum of Science and Industry John G. Shedd Aquarium Brookfield Zoo Six Flags Amusement Park Midwest ■igc Shopp in g The Magnificenf The Loop Water Tower Place River East Plaza Sports Chicago Cubs Chicago White Sox Chicago Bulls Chicago Bears Chicago Blackhawks Clubs Excalibur ' s Buddy Guy ' s Legends Pockets Iowa Council Bluff! De Soto National Wildlifj Casinos Harvey ' s Casino Ameristar Casino Des Moines Attractions Living History Farms Adventureland Botanical Center Clubs Funny Bone Pumper ' s Generations The Garden Court Avenue Restaurants Chip ' s Cheddar ' s Noah ' s Stella ' s Diner Java Joe ' s Ames Iowa State University ' s VEISHEA Des Moines to Iowa City Amana Colonies Wineries breweries Millstream Brewing Co. Sandstone Winery Der Weinkeller Restaurants Ox Yoke Inn Ronneburg Restaurant Colony Inn Restaurant Davenport Riverboats The President The Boatworks Lady Luck Casino iansei lekKeamey NHRA NASOl ace T ck World Famous Tope Wichita Mid- America All-Indian Center Museum Old Town Station Square Silver Dollar City St. Joseph St. Joe Frontier Casino Restaurants Applebee ' s Red Lobster St. Louis Attractions The Arch Six Flags St. Louis Zoo., Science i THE ST. LOUIS ARCH St. L S aJn St. Louis Cardinals Shopping Union Station Restaurants Hard Rock Cafe THE PLAZA Missouri Kansas City Attractions Kansas City Zoological Gardens Worlds of Fun and Oceans of Fun Nelson Atkins Art Gallery Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art and Design Kansas City Art Museum lubs Atlantis Kelly ' s Comedy Sportz Restaurants Canyon Cafe Houston ' s Cheesecake Factory Tanner ' s St. Louis Bread Company D ' Bronx Shopp in g The Plaza Westport Crown Center Sports Kansas City Blades Kansas City Chiefs OLD MARKET. Wichil Clubs Funny Bone A.J. ' s at Adam ' s Mark Hole Club Utopia The Landing Lake of the Ozarks Resorts Arrowhead Lodge Jonathon ' s Landing Sunse ahtara Nebraska Omaha Shopping Old Market ' One Pacific PlaQi Rookbroolv ViL 1 Westroa lOak Vi JQJJFall Att«rions )orley Zoo -Ben Aquarium Clubs jitars and Cadillacs Maha to Lincoln Attractions iahoney State Park Casinos Station Casino Harrah ' s Casino Flamingo Casino Argosy Casino Branson N( BB% Crossing Outlet M; Lincoln Spons Nebraska Comhuskers Shopping Historic Hay Market Distri( 01S STUDENT Lire

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DECORATED FANS MICKEY Murray, Joel Wald and Jeremy SchulU celebrate another Bearcat touchdown during the second half of the Homecoming game against the University of Missouri-Rolla. The painted fans ongmally spelled ' BEAR ' with ' CATS ' painted on their backs but the letter E ' left the game early Photo by Amy Roh TOUCHDOWN BEARCATS. FANS at the Homecoming game against the University of Missoun-Rolla cheer for another touchdown. Fans played an integral F art in every s porting event. Photo by Jason Myers r AT A FOOTBALL game Troy McOanteis cheers on the Bearcats. McOan eis painted his face and wore a green and white hat tj every home ganfie. Photo by Sarah Phipps Fans at sronrs Ois

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w I htfwstudenbi got tired of Maryville and the same I irs. people, parties and the lack of other ' ndjj fen , they could either complain or load up the car. i Rob Wa terfiel d uid Dennis Houik tool any opporttinity available to take a road trip out 3f town. the past, Jones and Waterfield used concerts excuse to take a break from the attractions iry ville offered. Most often, the two packed a car V laryV ' llle hiU of CDs, clothes, beer and friendsand headed to iedt Lawrence, Kan. They saw bands like Tricky, Crystal Method, Tori Amos and others at clubs and bars in Lawrence. One September weekend, Waterfield, Jones and uF dwrided to go to Chicago 10 We Massive Attack play at The VicC 1 U fTI b 1 3 The trio left Maryville Friday afternoon, picked up some more friends in Kansas City and drove to Columbia, Mo., to stay with another grmip of friends. Then they headed4o Chicago on Saturday morning after only a »w hours of sleep. They saw Massi M A Wadc Saturday night and left Chicago Sunday afternoon, only to arrive back in Maryville around 1 a.m. Monday. That nuy have sounded like a lot of driving to some stiulents, but not to Jones and Waterfield. avenpau. . ,. .„,... ll- Ob lously wi- would not spend all that time m the car — 20-24 hours — to spend a few hours in Chicagti if the trip was not fun, Jones said. Waterfield said the many hours spent driving were worth it because of how much fun they had. We had some of our nuttiest times in the car on road trips, Waterfield said. Those 10 hours home from Chicago were pretty crazy — just like all the others. Jones and Waterfield believed more students r)uld have tried to venture out of Maryville to es within driving distance to meet new people whne discovering more culture and excitement. The weekend in Chicago was a nice change, Jones said. They had a different culture there and lots of things fndo. Weekends in Mar ' -ille tended to get mundane ' s Road trips out orMaryville were a great way to Qjpndjwjth friends and get a change of .scenery. Lack offc ariety encourages , I rs Mirhelle Kriinilx-rk ROAD Tmrs 017