Texas Christian University - Horned Frog Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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. 1- -qw, 'ai PS' ' 9 hwy 3,-and tvsBeal'.' experiences that are a part of a col lege student's life over before one knows xt. Remember back to that first day as a college freshman, learning to live with a roommate, taking core classes, get ting thrown into Frog Fountaln screaming at Horned Frog football games, and dancing the nights away at crazy theme parties, to that final year, that final day, when you're proud to say . . . I made it! and I'm a TCU alum! It all goes by so quickly, that it is Relationships are an important part of college life. This smashed car was one ofthe scare tactics used during the Alcohol A wareness Week and for many students it really hit home. Don 't rain on our parade, says a Tri Dell as the rain poured down during the entire parade. Brand the Bears was also their logo for the Homecoming game against Baylor. Opening 3

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and making life-time college memo- Learning by Heather Steinle N., Friendships, academics, athletics, 1,1 organizations, and religion are all various parts of college life. Texas Christian University prepares its students for the real world in many gig other than just factual knowl- fedge. A university is much more 'than classes lectures and finals. Less than half of a college student s edu- cation takes place in the classroom. It is being with people learning from your own mistakes and maturing in many ways that constitutes a college 9 F ' Q 'il 9 N3 , 'Z education. Receiving practical ex- , 5 7 S 5 l Q 5 A we N x X gig periences forming one s own values and beliefs learning to live and get 2.5 along with many different types of people building lasting friendships ries are only some of the fantastic ' ' - M'-'E :-1 . t : X ? 1: r sl-'ii Chancellor Tucker enjoys the pep rally as stu- dents around him cheer for the football team, In his spare time, John Hibbs, sr., enjoys playing frisbee. Jeanne Heyer takes one ofthe facultyk daughters through Colby Residence Hall to trick or treat. Photos by Beth McLemore and Phillip Mosier. ff- N as Sa 3 2 Opening i iii 'gfv

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urple Pride Reign by Heather Steinle This has been the year of Pur- ple Pride. With a Cinderella foot- ball team and a winning season, TCU, the city of Forth Worth, and even parts of the country have caught Frog Fever. With tee-shirts that say, Brand the Bears, 'Expressbustersj' and the ultimate, Hornbusters, to dif- ferent versions of popular songs written about TCU's Horned Frogs, such as the Horned Frog Kiss, and 'Hornbustersf' and fi- nally the first sold out football game since 1957 Purple Pride blossomed everywhere! Students, professors, alums, fu- ture frogs, and Fort Worth citi- zens came out to support the Frogs as was seen at one of the Residents of Wiggins prepare for the TCU- Texas game. Photos by Heather Steinle and Sharon Fagen e 4 Opening 'T . re ex - A ref tif' I 1 . 'A . le. ,N 1,. -A 0' .H - Chancellor Tucker meets people on Parent? ' 1. Weekend. The new Horned Frog statue wa tches over TCU. biggest pep rallies that TCU has ever had, the night ,before the TCU-Texas game. The Bluebon- net Bowl in Houston on New Year's eve was the icing on the cake as school spirit soared like it never had before at TCU. As Coach Jim Wacker said it on the Wacker Show, We're unique. There's only one 'Horned Frog school in the world, and that's its, and we're darn proud ol'Vit! f s' e df