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

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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

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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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wszGxmb Friendship ' s a bond that starts with a smile. P.C. Malory Kurt Wold and Amy Owen dance to the live music of Paradox. Unconservative and unorthodox costumes of all kinds can be found in the Pub on Cheapo-Sleazo-Flasher night. Pictured here are Cathy Knight, Beth Hayward, Bonnie Savage and Bob Abdul-Maddog Mattson. ii Friends ' ' In the rushing movement of our lives from one day to the next we often fail to appreciate a gift given to each and everyone of us — friendship. Many books, movies and songs have been written on the subject but none of them can tell the whole story. Our friends share with us an intimate, unbreakable bond. A bond more beautiful and special than any other in the world for it is based on love, trust, understanding and perseverance. Our friends share their love with us, and we try to return it. Our friends trust us with their dreams, possessions and souls, and we entrust them with the same. Our friends understand our needs, desires and beliefs. We, in turn, attempt to understand theirs. Finally, and as certain as the sun rises, our friends persevere. They endure the hardships. They tolerate our indiscretions and moments of insensitivity. They stand beside us and guide us through the maze of life. A friend is a special gift... to be cherished forever. Datus Let us now look back on the 1982-83 school year and remember our friends... 0tm 6 Introduction