Fairmont State University - Mound Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

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H BREAKIN ' ijMe Feastcr Center, the Ne kept the inctjHLng freshmen in stgp wit Breakdancers Of course, there was the ever popular Beach Party, the Wednesday night coffee houses and the Thursday night dances, as well as fooseball, billiards, and back- gammon tournaments. There were also special guests sponsored by differ- ent campus organizations ranging from a United States senator to renowned poets. Even top entertainer Cyndi Lauper showed up in November and not only the girls had fun. Breakdanc- ing experienced a climb in popularity that year when FSC broke into the new school year with the New York City Breakdancers. For those who preferred more standard activities the HPER Division offered a physical conditioning workout program for faculty. One of the biggest climbs of 1984-85 was the dra- matic increase in intramural participation. Thirty percent more students took part in basket- ball, volleyball, badminton and other events than last year and six new teams were formed. Also, more peo- ple than ever came to support their teams. FSC ' s swimming team had its greatest season ever. When the foam cleared, both the men ' s and women ' s teams were highly ranked overall .nationally. riN(« Ihemtelve « Into human relg ii rai U 600 I s sin!. ..i-. .mi iiipi to i • -! the world record (or Twitter p«i n. Ip i. .11 COUNSELING Incoming freshmen la .1 time conaumlnoj )ob •• Sally Tariey. a» l tant in. ■ ' .s m ..( »u»lne a .I... . n.n Jf .. ■ ! • •.■•in.- lime s. Ii ilullii 1 viii.linis Steady Climb • 5

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£ N ?: - sf r V -57 M ■ » ■J 1 . ' - » rt 1 MORROW HALL, home for many FSC wom- en, becomes more plrtureeque In early fall aa treea fringe Ite column . OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALIST Mary Lou Ration poaea with Doug Stafford and Charley Gu fl at the FSC tennla courta on one of her vlall home after ti. Dlympl 6 • Steady Climb