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

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AIN for the first time For those of us here for the first time, a nationally-recognized Freshman Orien- tation program helped prepare us for life at Northwest. Tb really appreciate our University, however, we first had to find a place to park. Despite measures taken to improve parking, we still had difficulty finding a close spot where we wouldn ' t get ticket- ed. The parking system went back to resi- dent and commuter lots, and new lots were added behind Millikan Hall and the Valk building. But the parking situation took a step backward when the lot be- tween Dieterich and Millikan was convert- 1 , f Delta Slg ' s cheer on the ' Cats dur- eU 10 COnierenCe mg the Missouri Southern home footbsll game. The fraternity got a . ,rwv% -.« i r.«.1 « »Ut • «♦ ' y« » without one. center parking only note by Staey iauter 2 Opening

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Again for the first time 1991 Tbwer Volume 70 Northwest Missouri State University Maryville, MO 64468 (816) 562-1212 Enrollment: 6,101 FOR THE FIRST TIME in eight years, the Bell Tbwer was equipped with flood lights. After the Northwest landmark was refur- bished, the administration decided to restore the lights which were removed because ot vandalism. Photo by Brandon Russell

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After being hypnotized by Dr. Jim Wand, James Gilbert believes he is the lead guitarist for Bon Jovi. Wand was a popu- lar performer at Northwest and returned to campus often. Photo by Brandon Russell ROW Rangers rappel down Colden Hall during a Family Day demonstration. The show included special effects via a grenade simulator and yellow and red landing smoke on the roof. Photo by Don Carrick Cooling off at the end of the bench, Ja- son Agee talla to David Wheeler as the defense talces a breather against Pitts- burg State. The ' Cats were defeated 49-14 in a game billed as the Thrilla in the ' Villa. Photo byJoAnn Bortner Opening 3