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

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In between the victories and defeats, student life progressed as before. There were parties to attend, classes to skip, games to play and finals to dread. Life at the university went on. The events that had filled the days of our parents and friends continued. Greeks went through rush and com- mitted pranks and sneaks. Dorm members looked for a Wallace Cafeteria break and battled RAs for control of each hall. By mid-October mid-terms, the In- dian Summer ended. Winter roared onto the Palouse. The customary autumn transition period was seem- ingly forgotten as record levels of snow littered the campus prior to Christmas break. And for some, the break w as perma- nent as a few seniors moved on to the real world. But for most, the 16-day break marked only the beginning of

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MYSTERY RACE. The Phi Gamma Delta Mattress-race team rushes toward the fin- ish line. The Fiji house was known on cam- pus as the mystery fraternity since mem- Z i jee bers refused to ae divulge the identities of their officers. (Photo by R. Bohn) a ei PHOTO FINISH. Michele Kimberling, a photographer for the Idahonian, zeros in as the first turtle scram- bles across the finish line at the 28th annual Phi Alpha Theta Turtle Derby race. (Photo by P. Lauro) HOT DOGS. Roasting hot dogs on an open grill is just one of the many summertime pleasures Tom Talboy enjoys. Talboy, a member of Sigma Chi, barbeques during Greek Week. (Photo by S. Spiker)

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MOUNTAIN HIGHS. Sally McNamara’s Charo imitation during Parents’ Weekend marked a reason for celebration. (Photo by P. Lauro) VALLEY LOWS. Despite Joe Vandal’s menacing pose, the Vandal football team lost to Weber State, 40-37. (Photo by T. Frates)