University of Idaho - Gem of the Mountains Yearbook (Moscow, ID)

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8 Campus Life Divider An olympic celebration. The Sigma Alpha Epsilon Olympics provided fun and games as greek pledges participated in various athletic events. Members of the Kappa Kappa Gam- ma sorority cheer at the Olympics. (photo by D. Gilbertson) Quiet times. Most students found it difficult to remain indoors while the sun was shining. Sharon Rauch relaxes with the Argonaut outside the library. (photo by J. Yost)

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Spare cA Campus === No matter where you looked on the 450 acre campus, students were living in the fast Girt ma was always happening. lane. Whether cramming for a major exam, partying away the college blues or cheering the Vandals on to victory — the life-lovers at Idaho proved no activity, event or function was done half- heartedly. This all or nothing attitude was evident when the Theater Department dazzled sell out crowds with top-notch performances of The Elephant An autumn tapestry. Man, 13 Rue de L’ Amour and Cyrano De Bergerac; the football team smashed the Weber State Wildcats to turn Homecoming into a victory bash and students overcame the odds and tackl- ed the daily grind of academic life. With a little hardwork and determination, it all came together and, what could have been just an ordinary year, was turned into a silver and gold celebration. As the days grew shorter and the weather colder, the trees began to turn, creating a tapestry of fall colors. Robin O'Keefe strolls down the hello walk under the cover of the colorful leaves. (photo by J. Yost) Campus Life Divider 9