Missouri Western State University - Griffon Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

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Z IFE ll' af: my fhiwgre By SHERYL DUFFY Photos by JEFF NEWTON MIKE WYLIE KEITH DUPREE Scenes like this one are rare in the dorms. Raydena Kallenberger and Tim Bingaman spend a few moments in an uninterrupted conversation. Poor Denny's Beer Garden was the setting for Lambda Chi,s Beef and Beer Bust. Approximately 500 students mingled throughout the evening meeting people, laughing and becoming involved in studen life. t Intramural co for students to such as the pi Members of th the festivities, exciting end to Parties are an weekend life f Halloween we costume partiei bottle as TKE event.

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fail IOC ortuni ies po t t l dents. While PP t f B y t t 1'3Il0 I perform S0 CS. O chill indexes walks between d t one of th on campus. Diversity -Through A Selflixpression a It was a yearthat affected. each student l differently. Individuals .emerged as each determinedphow everyi24-iihouir day would be spent. .While it wasgenerally a peaceful year on campus,kstudents occasionally tended to findyoutletsfor their frustrations. Scenes I T such as the hrst panty raid at M WSCI S whichoccurred after the Royals lost in the playoffs,.made dorm life exciting. Overall, it- was at year of involvement and content. Students appeared satisjied as they participated in campus activities, worked i together on Homecoming and the S. S Dance Marathon and found outlets for those scarce moments of leisure. ' I A SECTION EDITOR JEFF CATON

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V DUFFY by YTON KLIE 'PREE ure in the dorms. l Tim Bingaman an uninterrupted 1 was the setting ,d Beer Bust. ts mingled eeting people, volved in student Intramural contests provided outlets for students to release their hostilities, such as the pie-throwing contest. Members of the SGA Senate enjoyed the festivities, which provided an exciting end to their weekly meeting. Parties are an important part of weekend life for many students. Halloween weekend was full of costume parties. Paul Roe filled his bottle as TKE hosted the colorful event. i Parties, football games and club activities brought students out of their dorm rooms and away from homework to meet people, laugh and become a part of campus life. Fraternities and sororities play an important role at MWSC. Their purpose is to promote leadership and be of service to the community. Children from Noyes Home were given a treat by Sig Ep members, while TKE saw Halloween as a time to mingle and share a goodlaugh. Students flocked to football and basketball games to relieve their frustrations and spend a couple of hours with friends. Others kept busy in club organizations. The Ag Club conducted many Homecoming activities, while the CCB sponsored the popular Riverboat Ride. Various money-making projects also gave students a chance to interact with their fellow students.