Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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Mi lUinifMn k Superstars Superstars shine How about an organized day of ac tivities for the residence hall students to get involved in? That's what the residence hall counc il had in mind when they planned the first annual residenc e Hall Superstars Day. Each dorm organized a contest in which superstar teams, representing their respective halls vied for top honors. The teams were comprised of three men and three women, who competed in all twelve contests. A tug-of-war, beer drop, car rally, obstacle course, Frisbee and pie throwing contests wore just a few of the events that kept the superstars moving throughout the day. The winning team received a trophy for its spec tacular efforts. Ml I A barbec ue in the intramural fields and a dance on Weatherford hall roof followed to top off a successful day.

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OSU's knievel Terry Hill, better known as TR the Terrific was the main attraction of the Sigma Nu fraternity philanthropic project which raised money for the Corvallis Senior Citizens. The 13-foot-high ramp was not big enough to send Terry over 20 Tonka trucks he had lined up side-by-side. On the second attempt, TR cleared 14 of the big dumpers before he landed on his back. He attributed the casualty to a faulty tire that came off before he left the ramp. This defeat has only caused TR the Terrific to set an even higher goal for 1979 — a jump over a Ford Courier? I Manlmlies t Up. up and away goes lorry Hill as he hurdles through the air on his tricycle. 2. Charlie Krough smiles good naturedly alter being hit by a flying cream pie 1. Oops. maybe next time Terry1 4 Hmm, maybe next year they'll get me a new trike! S. Hawley's winning superstar team, front to back: Kick Hays, Margunte Lyons, Karla Lenox, Kara Sak-nson. Bob Dietz, Scott f Icier. SUnli.il 22 Knievel

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OSU moms are Still the One for mothers with memories of those good ole college days, OSU students planned activities to bring back such memories. . . at the 54th annual Mom's Weekend. On Saturday, jousters entertained while mothers and students browsed through myriads of arts and crafts at the fifth annual Renaissance Fair in the MU Quad. Others sought activities including a fashion show sponsored by local merchants, a Beaver football scrimmage, and an annual tug-of-war contest. Highlighting the afternoon was the annual Test of the Turtles competition at Gill Coliseum. Victorious in their training efforts. Delta Delta Delta's turtle trainers watched Deltar turtle capture number one trophy. New features this year included a lacrosse tournament, an ice-cream social, and an authentic Mexican dinner sponsored by the Chicano Student Union. To wrap up mom's day, Saturday evening brought the 16th annual IFC Sing in which Greeks and independents competed in mixed and novelty categories. Kappa Sigma fraternity and Delta Gamma sorority nabbed first place for novelty with their production of Thoroughly Modern Millie, while Delta Tau Delta and Delta Delta Delta won the mixed group competition. The weekend's activities showed moms that they arc and will always be Still the One. IVjoWrfc-v llrin Wilcv 24 Mom's weekend