West Virginia University - Monticola Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

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no one word As the search continues we discover that we are not only Mountaineers, but we are also spirited. In everything we do, we give it our best. With this individual determination combined, a spirit very unique to WVU begins to develop. The cheerleaders do their thing during the WVU-Rutgers game. A member of the Jugglin ' Club snacks on part ot his act between classes. These students seem to be celebrating even before the game starts. Opening 7

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Ken Rhyne takes part in some good old- fashioned TGIF-ing. The sentiments of Mountaineer fans hang in the Lair Sunken Garden. 6 Opening

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r $ no one word embodies the total meaning of life at West Virginia University. Besides being a great institution of higher education, WVU is its own com- munity — a community which is bound together by the ideals of learning, brotherhood and spirit. By the time students graduate from WVU, most of them have at one time or another experienced the following: the joys and woes of apartment and or dorm living; the physical exertion of walking uphill; the frustration of searching for a parking place; the fear of being towed; the fun of TGIF-ing in Sunnyside; the challenge of smuggling a little something into a game; and the pressures of studying. -. - i. ; v So when students leave WVU, they ' ll carry with them not only the academic knowledge ac- quired here, but a little bit of that Mountaineer Spirit wherever they may go. Melanne Pennington clowns around at a football game. The wall in front of Martin Hall is as crowded as ever on this warm fall day. Excitement peaks as the Mountaineer Marching Band drum corps marches onto the field. Sandy Yarish beams with joy after being chosen Homecoming Queen. 8 Livin ' Division Page