Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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uaterback Tim Alexander played in the receiving position to put some points on the board for the Beavers Photo By The Party Barometer v n their way out to the game each of the team members and cheerleaders rubbed the Beaver statue for good luck. Photo By Terry lamphear V oncentrating on the task at hand the percussion section tries to make a flawless performance. Photo By Terry lamphear tHoMMOWK ST

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The OSU cheer team tries to keep the crowd going during the first quarter of play. Photo By Terry lamptetr During half time the OSU Marching Band and Dance team entertained the crowd. Photo By Terry lamphear began with a great start, with a 14-7 lead over Utah State at half time. This was where it got interesting, according to fans and Coach Riley, who put starting quarterback Tim Alexander in at wide out after the half because of a Coach Riley. With just five minutes left in the second half, all the Beavers needed to do was convert a third down, but instead ended up being forced to punt, and Utah came up with a 74 yard punt return. But fortunately corncrback Armon Hatcher’s interception put the Beavers back on top and the fans back in their scats. sore arm. Tyler Tomich went in as quarterback. Alexander ended up running 16 times for 176 yards and a touchdown. Although everyone thought that the Beavers had this one in the bag, the last five minutes were scary noted Student Mije • 12

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A new event at Dad's Weekend this year was the Band-0-Rama performance held in La Selles Stuart Center. Photo By Carol Anne Pattwson F ather and duaghter look at the new cars on display in the MU Quad. Photo By 8art ra McAlte O nee again the weekends designated to show off our school to our parents came and went. During Mom’s Weekend, held in spring, students had a chance to go to a fashion show, compete in a look alike contest, watch a movie, go to a craft fair on the brick mall and in the ballroom, get a photo taken together, and have brunch on campus together. “My mom and I had a great time this year. Its nice to show her where I go to school, and finally have her meet my friends she hears so much about. commented Jessie Clarke, a freshman in biology. During each of the weekends hotels and motels arc usually filled to capacity, and traffic doubles in town. The shops usually flourish from parents taking their kids shopping for those “essential” items. Dad’s Weekend was once again held in February with activities such as the new Band-O-Rama, a comedy show, a classic and new car show, rootbeer floats, a movie in Milam auditorium. Dad and Me photos, and a basketball game against UCLA. “I love having my dad come visit. We always end up fixing the things I’ve broken over the year, and he usually takes me to the market and buys my food for the month. boasted Jennifer Morton, a sophomore in business. Student J ife • 14.