University of Idaho - Gem of the Mountains Yearbook (Moscow, ID)

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KO P A 2 së ek » — Wat gentlemen prefer. Campus a ‘Week provided students (ike these Miss Legs contestants with an escape from academics and an opportunity to help with a fundraiser. Janet Soule squeals in sur- prised delight as she is announced as the win- ner of the contest. (Photo by S. Spiker) Peaceful easy feeling. ‘The tension of fatt finals was too far in the future to disturb Marilyn Bonnichsen and ‘Monique ‘Weisel as they leisurely began a new semester. (Photo by J. Yost) D erby fans. Students rarely missed the opportunity to utilize weekend time wisely. Sigma Chi Der- by Days provided a rousing early morning Derby chase and then activities along with partying all day. (Photo by S. Spiker) f$ Campus Life Divider

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Colorado Kool-aid. Sophomore Valerie Hoffman missed a few swallows as she chugged a beer, one of Moscow’s favorite thirst-quenchers. (Photo by S. Spiker) Under pressure. the body and the spirit of com- petition supplemented academic educaton for these rugby players and other sports-oriented students. 1 Moe struggles under the weight of opposing team members. (‘Photo by S. Spiker) — images. Mother Nature's handiwork lends beauty to the Palouse area, often tempting students to leave their books for a romp on Moscow mountain. (Photo by J. Yost) Opening 7

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rever on the move F From Tau Kappa Epsilon to the Wallace Complex students were in step with (ife. No matter what the tempo, they moved with a flair all their own. Stumbling out of bed, rushing to class, sleeping through it, afternoon labs and studying unti 3 a.m., all were an inevitable part of life at Idaho. But for most students it was the unplanned, fast-paced weekends that they lived for. It was after the mundane daily tasks that students cut loose and raced the clock stealing every second of fun before the alarm went off Monday morning. Idaho provided a variety of rhythms allowing students to choose their own beat. Whether it was the driving beat of Rail at Homecoming or the comic laughter of the Matchmaker or the sporadic beat of watching the unpredictable offense of the Vandal basketball team. Students waded through the academic grind and danced on, always in step. Campus Life Divider 9