Walla Walla University - Mountain Ash Yearbook (College Place, WA)

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Mud Bowl The regulation uniform is cutoffs and your oldest, raggiest T-shirt.There's no defense, n0 offenseejust mud, mud, mud! And a cheering crowd that takes perverse delight in watching their friends get dirty. But the sidelines were not safe, and neither were the cheerleaders in this year's 2nd annual mud bowl. Mudfights erupted in the stands as the spec- tators decided it was more than a spectatorts sport, and some participants pulled out loaded squirtguns in self-defense. For halftimethe womenst deans lead a parade of Conard and Foreman R.A.ts onto the field tooting kazoos. However, they were mobbed by mudbowlers who rushed the field slinging mud and dragging the fire hoses out to make more. Eyewitnesses report that nobody went home in clean clothes. Why play mud bowl? Latent agression, the psych. teacher said. School spirit said the S.A. man. For fun, the mud bowlers shouted!

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Round 'em Up The ASWWC roundupeset up like a country fair, with food booths, games, horses and alleintroduced the first week of school. It topped of a week of getting aquainted activities, including a watermelon feed, handshake, ice- cream feed, corn roast, and the Saturday night program, HAlmost Anything Goes. What a way to start the year! tn Meske e slip sliding away. iZi Mindy Blair never realized getting dirty could be so much fun! Oi As mud flies and bodies clash, the ball is seen aimlessly floating high above me turmoil. W Mark Bowe and Vance Myers enjoy a western day under the sun. tSi Serving lemonade for AGA, Lean ne Bowker contemplates on what the good old west was real ly like. t6i As ban ker, Gary Soule never saw so much money...ifonly it were realt 21