Fairmont State University - Mound Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

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Visions of Winning The team has more depth this year, said cross country runner Jeff Dodrill. He added that many of the runners returning from last year have managed to shave one minute or more off their last year ' s time . . . It was a big win for us, said Falcon football coach Wally Hood. It was a game for which I think the kids had a lot of motivation going in ... The comments made by Dodrill and Coach Hood are just a hint about visions of winning. Depth . . . motivation . . . incentive . . . dedication . . . determination . . . hardwork . . . positive attitude . . . drill . . . practice . . . more drill are key elements in the mak- ing of an athlete, and in VISIONS OF WINNING . . . Gaining the edge, cross country run- ner Jeff Dodrill attempts to take the lead. The rush of adrenalin pumps through the runners as the beginning of the run starts. Newt McCutcheon tackles the oppo- sition with zest and vigor. The Falcons finished the football season with a 7-3- record. 6 Cross Country, Football

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Visions of a crown The theme chosen for Homecoming 1987 was Music Mania, and all daily activities focused on some era of music. Highlights were the Miltenberger Jazz Quartet, who provided a wide variety of music. Also, the Ballet Du Nord performed in Wallman Hall. Fairmont was one of the ballet company ' s four stops during their American tour. After the Homecoming parade candidates selected roses. The top candidates who selected the yellow roses were Mary Ellen Earley, Stephanie Grahm, Anissa Jo Zan- nino, Billie Jo Koay, Prudence Short, Lisa Core, Tracey Summers, Cynthia Sebert and Jody Wills. During half-time, President Wendell Hardway crowned Anissa Jo Zannino as the 1987 Homecoming queen. 8 Opening . . .