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

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Students spent some of their favorite times rooting the Vandals on to victory. “Pride in attending Idaho's Uni- “‘Unparalled integrity,” Terry versity,” Sean Wall, junior, po- — Armstrong, Executive Secretary litical science. to President Gibb. For over 60 years, the “Hello Walk” has been the main walkway on campus, lead- ing to the Administration Building. The Home Economics build- ing got a face lift when an elevator was installed. Opening o

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Exchanges were times to meet people or get reacquainted. Betas Mike Miners and Mitch Taylor enjoy their quad with Sigma Nu, A-Phi’s and DG's. EXPERIENCE fare hen freshmen arrived on campus, little did they know that within Palouse country a thriving campus life was very much on fire. After registration, Hous- 3 ton Hall’s Kelli Kast was crowned Homecoming - Queen before the largest Kibbie Dome crowd ever. The Pritchard Art Gallery had students absorbing . culture, while Mardi Gras gave design majors an op- - portunity to express their creativity. As usual, parties : prevailed. Parents arrived for a weekend in April only to find ' Moscow’s water contaminated and undrinkable; but whether laughing at the Arg’s cartoons or seeing Tina ' Turner or Aerosmith in Pullman, VANDALISM invited ‘ all to have quite an experience. Although the drinking age was raised to 21, Delta Sigs still man- aged to fit parties into their schedules. The first lookalike contest was held in the Mardi Gras pa- rade, parade marshalls were local “‘celebri- Student Life Divider 5