Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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Beaver Spirit I ' SU! Oregon State! Fight! Fight! Fight! That was just one of the many cheers coming from the admiring fans at the home of the Beavers Oregon State University. People traveled from all over the state and even the country to show their continuing support for the many different activities that took place. They came in orange and black from head to toe to express just how much the old Oregon State pride meant to them. Throughout the year many different events took place. The athletic events called on many for support. They ranged from football to soccer and swimming to crew. All around campus the expertise of the athletes showed through in the special beaver spirit that they themselves possessed. Both the young and the old came out in all types of whether to show their compassion or support for their beavers. Some painted their faces while others painted their stomachs. No matter how they showed their own unique support for the orange and black, they all came together as one. Many felt that simply wearing the letters of Oregon State is enough. They wore them with great pride. No matter who you were or what you wore, you were an important part to the beaver community because you held the beaver spirit inside of you. You would have been a happier person, filled with self assurance and fulfillment. The orange and black would live on in the beaver spirit that many possessed. Story by Melissa Tuttle Beaver fans from all over gather together to celebrate yet another victory of the Beaver athletes. Benny the Beaver.. en n dal guest appearance. lS ♦ student fife

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Photo by Janette Leicht h omecomina 17 The annual bonfire seems to be burning out of control as the Arizona Wild Cat gets sacrificed.

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[leaver spirit♦ 19 Top left: Thousands of fans dressed in the signature colors of Oregon State to yell and support the football team. Pholo by Casey Campbell Bottom left: This fan felt the need to show just how superior the Oregon State athletic program is by dressing as a superhero. Photo by Casey Campbell Bottom right: Sometimes clothing is optional at sporting events, as this fan shows with his great enthusiasm. Photo by Casey Campbell