Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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The game itself is not always the most important thing going on in the fans’ minds — there is meeting people, watching people and normal everyday gossip. This group of students seem to be more interested in socializing than in the scoreboard. (Mike Anderson photo) Opening 9 Ok fcto Prowl

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Know™ as the home of the Cougans, the WSU area is also known for its gorgeous sunsets. Romantic evenings are topped off by beauty such as this. (Kim Williams photo) w w weekends in Pullman are taken up with a number of activities — not the least of which involves fan participation at athletic events. Because of the size of the town and its isolation, weekend relaxation activities might seem to be limited, but the case is just the opposite. Students on the prowl for a good time have no trouble finding it -- whether they are looking for crowds and noise or quiet and relaxation. Parties, football games and happy hours provide relaxation for the young and high-spirited. Quiet lounges or a night at home with a book, the TV and or someone close provide the atmosphere for those in a more mellow mood. ‘Go Cougs’ is the familiar chant as the WSU football team drives toward the goal line. Whether the team wins or not, the student-fans always seem to enjoy showing their support. (Rusty Coe photo) 8 Opening On the Prow?

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The hills of the WSU campus make a day of shuttling from one class to the next an athletic event. Lindsey Frey takes a break to mb an aching foot. (Mike Anderson photo) 10 Opening On tfte Promt