University of Miami - Ibis Yearbook (Coral Gables, FL)

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As the University prepared to move into a new decade, UM held fast as a truly unique home, as well as school Think about it. The Uni- versity of M iami was a very unique place. Each one of you have thousands of 617ij- eht memories of this year as well as your time at the Uni- versity. These memories will remain unique to you and erhaps the few in which you shared these times. Every aspect of our cam- pus reflected an air of dis- tinctiveness. Whether it was the hundreds of people a'riv- ing around campus looking for a parking place, or the new fountain in LakesOsceola that was supposed to keep the beautiful waterfrom stagnat- ing, one could simply look about and say bbohly at UM. The originality stemmed from the students. It came from our desire not to be content with bbaverageii, but to try a little harder to distin- guish ourselves from others. C onstantly battling with the stigma of Suntan U . also DPer'iihQ Q? ,

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mlmm by Mike Row 1' I S EORAL GABLES, FLORIDA 33146 1 Opening

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IN AN ATTEMPT to increase the exposure of smaller fraternities and sororities, the Formal Bush was introduced in August. During Sorority Bid Day held on the Plaza, Delta Gamma president Pam Forsberg shows her excitement as the names of perspective pledges are announced. tphoto by Mike Hoyt A CAPACITY CROWD filled the stadium to witness the beginning of the Erickson Era at Miami on opening day. Lambda Chi Alpha brothers Derk Shoup, Alan Mills, Alan Knitowski, and Larry Elmen celebrate after a Hurricane score in a 31-3 win over the California Bears. tphoto by Rhona Wiset