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Everyone ' s a winner Both fans and athletes enjoy homecoming he weekend of October 18th through the 20th, a very exciting event took place on our campus, Homecoming 1985. Homecoming has always been, and will continue to be, one of the major events of the year. For the students, Homecoming was full of busy happenings. It meant the coronation of a new Queen and her court, the special Fri- day morning chapel service, an op- portunity to cheer at the basketball, soccer, and football games, concerts , the outdoor barbecue in Snowbarger Athletic Park, and a 5-kilometer run through the campus. Homecoming was also a time for families and alumni to visit. Every five years classes gather for reunions and reminisce about their Alma Mater. Whatever the reason for being at Homecoming 1985, the spirit and pride of our college was felt and shared. V The Olivet cheerleaders prepare for a mount with help from the yell-leaders. Their cheer- ing was always successful in bringing out spirit from the students. Photo by ]. Springer Coach Richardson explains the strategy to his players. The football game was one of the main events during Homecoming weekend. Photo by}. Springer 14 Aurora
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Mixed expressions U niHrniliHr laces can Dc seen in a fa miliar place oticed them in the dorm, class. Everywhere. White, onzed by the sun, each stu- reflected a little of Olivet, es continually had a smile on faces cheered others, as jgh the hectic days know- they ' d get everything aces showed disappoint- ' oneliness. . wed up every fall. d transfers provided es on campus when 1 of looking at the lat had come from California, ones that had come from Maine. New faces meant new people to get to know, fresh relationships, close friendships that formed during the year and last forever. Then, in May, the seniors walked across the platform to receive their diplomas that they ' d worked so hard for. Familiar faces now were headed into an unfamiliar world. Joy and tears were recognized on faces as hugs were given and goodbyes were said. Olivet faces were special and they were always no- ticed. (N. Aylor) D n and Roneta Hussunj .,.-war. Ollies Follies was , time to meet the new members of your class Photo by 5. Wiese Denise Rogers, Amy Hawks and Kim William; enjoy the football game. The stands were with local and visiting faces. Photo by ]. Springer
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