University of Alaska Fairbanks - Denali Yearbook (Fairbanks, AK)

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.1 ll | [MTTDSOIDajaTIKDMoo Jill Schoenleber, Katie Neidhold, and Amy Cameron ham it up at the Pub ' s Halloween Party. KIEMMLOM o o o m Jim Baker, Steve Pannone and Henry Knackstedt display the adventuresome tradition stone after gaining possession of it this spring. (See story page 22.) ? i TTOTERI1T OF! o o o Eighth floor Moore antes up during one of its infamous cigar-smoking, tobacco-chewing, beer-drinking poker games. nmrrsMfflOTAiLS ' Many UAF students took advantage of the University ' s rather exten intramurals program for recreation and relaxation. Besides, you cou have also won a T-shirt. TEISTrM TT o o o Festival of Native Arts week includes performances by over 20 Alaskan Native groups and provides the unique opportunity to share in their diverse cultures and heritage. 4 Contents

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(2©mrEOT LIU o o o E©: Over 90 UAF recognized clubs and organizations exist on campus. They provide for a wide variety of student activities and interests. MTQfllLIETnKD o o o an The Flying Nanooks were forced to give way to a new UAF battle cry— HOONAH! (See story page 21.) MCAnDERQIRD o o o n. Petroleum Engineering student Randy McGilvary studies in the eighth floor Moore lounge. 1 4. na iDtiJMr: o o o Melanie Hoover was one of over 400 graduates to receive degrees this year. ©WEISTrn: o o o II Fairbanks ' Second Avenue, once booming with business from the pipeline era is now settling into a more conservative role. A hotel convention center has been proposed for a section of downtown between First and Second Avenues. I1M Contents 5