Northwest Missouri State University - Tower Yearbook (Maryville, MO)

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To alleviate the parking space short- age, a new lot with 100 additional spaces is built behind Mllllkan Hall. Af- ter the new lot was finished, the lot in front of Miiiilcan Hall was reserved for University Conference Center visitors. Photo by Vickl Meier Cheerleader THcIa TInsley attempt to raise the spirit of the crowd. For the fourth straight year, the varsity squad qualified for nationals and the the new junior varsity squad qualified as well. Photo by Stacy Bauter Opening 7

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s TUDENT LIF nee again we heard the University ' s position on alcohol. We were reminded to keep alcohol posters out of sight and to leave bottles and cans at home when attending football games. For the first time, however, there seemed to be a difference in the attitude of Maryville itself, and we planned parties with alternatives for when they got busted. The Tbny award-winning Into the Woods came from Broadway exposing us to a New York production right on campus. A letter to the editor in the Missourian criticized us, saying Michelle Phillips 111 1 • waits her turn as we lacked academic motiva- Seann O ' Riley helps Bob ° 7 ' P f tion. There was no indication mud volleyball match spon- sored by Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity. The tournament of hOW thC IcttCr affCCtcd par- was an annual social event that was usually held In the spring. However, for the first time, the fraternity took ad- vantage of warm fall [ suDDort of the advantafics ' ' p ' - ' » ' ' ♦ ' ' weather to hold the all-day ° to cooperate for the day, sending a mudfest. Photo by JoAnn .,. y , | , -, . flash hailstorm In the afternoon. Bortner NorthWeSt haS glVCU US. Photo by VIcM Meier Scott Bounds yells en- tying, but it did call us together g ' The H ' omL ' °omiJ8 2 against the Washburn Ichabods. As Student Life Division 9