Ohio University - Athena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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— Talberi ► Hey, haven ' t you ever been to a football game or watched the Marching 110 and the cheerleaders? You must have been to Memorial Auditorium and watched a show. No, not yet, I ' m waiting to see ' Beehive ' and a come- dian or two I have seen the 110, though — they ' re great! You know, come to think of it, there is stuff to do here. There are the buggies when you ' re hungry or if you are hit with a mad desire to buy a tie-dyed t-shirt. And you can always hang out on the Monument and watch the crowd. Then there ' s Baker Center to take shelter in when it rains. Have you ever been in the 1804 Room? Yeah, and if you have work to do I guess you could go to Alden Library. Don ' t forget the big events too, you know, like Hal- loween, Sibs ' weekend, the indoor beach party and of course, Springfest. All of ' em are fantastic ways to be one of the crowd or really stand out in one. GO TEAM! FIELD WORK Sophomores Lisa Cotrett and Taking advantage of the remain- Greg Belrose encourage future ing warm weather, an O.U. stu- cheerleader Delana Etchinger. dent studies on one of the many Delano ' s uniform cost $19.95. practice fields. Had this been a color photo her sweater would be red. Opening THE

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CRUNCH! At the Kent game, Tony Valen- tine plays the fight song on his mangled trumpet. The trumpet was irreparably damaged when he stepped on it while perform- ing a dance to Celebration in the Homecoming parade. SUN STUDY Freshman Bill Richmond soaks up the rays on an autumn after- noon while studying his psych. Tie-dyed T-shirts could be bought from uptown vendors for $10. ► So you ' re telling me that the whole year here at OU; cheering for the green and white Bobcats, partying uptown, and studying for that major midterm are all in this book?! Yep. Hey, what ' re we waiting for? Let ' s get started! Opening ' T... 1