West Virginia University - Monticola Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

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b i . . f This WVU fan gets a free ride to the parade and also a much better seat than most students. Sue Sarber and Lynn Hyatt attended the Home- coming parade and especially enjoyed the var- ious floats. Magic m iSh Virginia took a beating Saturday as we tack- led, punted and ran for a final score of 45-21 . Lisa Cutcher, an Alpha Xi Delta sister, was crowned Homecoming Queen at inalf-time. Her court included Karen Anderson, Angela Ashton, Pam Meadows and Jo ( arie Pitrolo. Also at half-time, Stroh ' s Beer Distributors donated free footballs for the cheerleaders to throw to the students and the Outstanding Alumni, Donovan Bond of the School of Jour- nalism, was named for 1980. Yes, Homecoming brought much fun and frolic to the West Virginia University campus, but it also brought back a lot of loyal Moun- taineers. - 9 Walter Easley carries the ball down the field to capture another WVU touchdown. 24 Homecoming

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Think Positive! Don Nehlen always lends support to his men. He doesn ' t just watch them play ball. Don Nehlen, very interested in the players, stated. The footba team brings everybody together. 26 Don Nehlen Virginia Tech, Nehlen explained, was our biggest disappointment. We got beaten up af- ter playing Pitt and Penn State back to back.