Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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Balls and pins Juggling In the Quad are Dylan Roelofs. sophomore in engineering, and Kate Mapc. a nurse at the Health Center. Roelofs and Mape were participating in an Experimental College class. Or)o»y D . fcpoS We’re Number 1 Displaying school spirit. Mark Montgomery. junior in business. Scott Billings, junior in science, and Dustin Kay. junior In science, support the Beavers in the Homecoming game against UCLA. The game was nationally televised. Opening 3

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At the end of September, as the leaves turned from green to gold, campus activities began again as nearly 16,000 students embarked on the city of Corvallis. They were welcomed with changes, including the addition of the Oregon State Police patrolling campus and the necessity of obtaining a new student identification card before registering. But aside from the few changes, tradition remained. Beginning in the fall with the Homecoming spirit parade, which ran through campus ending behind Callahan Hall at the bonfire, students became active in the traditions of Oregon State University. Tradition continued with Dad’s Weekend and Mom’s Weekend, as dads and students lined up outside Gill Coliseum in the cold air and rain hours before the start of the Stanford game to guarantee a “good seat.’’ Students again lined up before Mom’s Weekend to obtain tickets for the ever popular fashion show, the 54th annual Interfraternity Council Sing, afternoon tea and Cinco de Mayo. Once moms arrived on campus, they could walk through the Renaissance Fair and ride downtown in horse- GrtQoryD Nopal Personal opinion In the Quod. Antonio Torres, freshman in liberal arts, fills out his ballot for the ASOSU elections. Shahid Yusaf was reelected as ASOSU President. Expressing their views A pro-choice march through campus commemorated the anniversary of Roc vs. Wade. The march took place when the U.S. Supreme Court was deciding a case that would nullify Roe vs. Wade. 2 Opening drawn carriages. Traditional commencement also remained as each graduate individually received their diploma as they walked in front of the stage. Students once again joined together to call alumni during the Super Telefund. The 17th annual Student Foundation Super Telefund raised $177,550, surpassing their goal by $17,550. More then 30 groups participated in the two-week long event. Beaver Bite returned to the Quad, featuring Boom Shaka, Body and Soul, Curtis Salgado and the Stilettos and the Crazy 8’s. A variety of food booths were set up for the all-day event. Sports traditions were revived as the Orange Express dominated the Pac-10, ending with a Pacific-10 Conference co-Championship. All-American Gary Payton graced the cover of Sports Illustrated, as he was chosen Sports Illustrated’s College Player-of-the-Year. The football team enhanced tradition as they won their first Homecoming game since 1983, defeating the UCLA

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EneCaUt Winter wonderland Following the first winter snow, employees are outside shoveling the walkways of the Womens Building. The snow caused classes to be canceled for one afternoon, due to President John Byrne's concern about falling branches. 4 Opening Moving along On the Willamette River. Bennie Bite, senior in engineering, enjoys an afternoon jet skiing. Bite spent many afternoons out on the river with his jet ski.