Fairmont State University - Mound Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

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Studen t Life Students and their choices of en- tertainment were a major part of the campus in 1984. The students at FSC knew what they liked the most and set out to make these activities a part of the student life. From dances to concerts, intra- murals and fraternity and sorority rushes, contests and tournaments, beach parties and festivals, the cam- pus came alive with students who knew what counted the most to them — Student life. ♦STUDENTS SPEND A great deal of time in the library researching projects. llMtt 111 ifc u rafiis- Iff JMridflft ii THE AREA IN front of the Nickel is a favorite spot for students during warm weather. ►CLEANING HER apartment is just one part of college life for Nikki Knight. 10 Student Life

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tSTUDENT AFFAIRS counselor Bill Baile. goes over some forms with freshman Terry Moore. •.TWO CONCERT hand members, Ronnie Curlis and Hen VV right, perform for an audi- ence al the I ' inc Arts (iulit. C( OS ' S ON the Warpath -( heerleader ?nt Murphv psyches up the crowd at the enre game. Introduction 9

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»THE INTERNATIONAL Foods Night during Homecoming week was a festive night for students as they dressed in colorful clothing and wore leis. »MISS WEST VIRGINIA, Kelly Lea An- derson, and Athletic Director Colin Cameron wave to parade goers along the Homecoming parade route in downtown Fairmont. {TAKING A BREAK between classes, Gayl Ford relaxes on the stoop in front of Jaynes Hall.