University of Central Arkansas - Scroll Yearbook (Conway, AR)

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- Residents of Short Hall use man power to erect gigantic Bear on sun roof during Homecoming week President and Mrs. Snow are honored guests at banquet for royalty. ,321 W es. o V unix 'fisiufgm r tt,.s to '-Lw.,,g,,,,,,,,A. S ffwsmW,,,. JE ,-- , me ..,, ,, M ,.,s .,,oy W' 4 ,WS

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HOMECOMING Rain, sleet cancel parade Decorating dorms, attending pep ral- lies, honoring royalty, sponsoring Alumni reception and banquet, dancing to the music of Rufus highlight Homecoming ac- tivities. Rain and sleet forced cancella- tions ot the traditional Homecoming parade. 'Qi V X 3 L c, page ,, ,,c,c W5 me fm. Homecoming Queen Ann Ferrell and escort Barry Cheerleader is silhouetted against the evening sky by the blazing bonfire Dallas are absorbed by action of Homecoming game despite below-freezing temperatures. Leading fans in singing the alma mater are Cheerleaders and the Bear.

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DRAMA Productions display talents Productions presented in con- nection with the Speech and Thea- tre Arts Department gave students interested in drama a chance to demonstrate their ability. Presentations included The Mikado, Pure as the Driven Snow, lor the Working GirI's Se- cretl, The Golden Anniversary of Barney and Thelma, Coming Home, The Grouch, and All the Way Home. ' In All the Way Home, set in Knoxville, Tennessee in l9l5, Danny Rogers, Meri Oakley, and Barry Brown play leading roles as members of the Follett family. KO-KO, played by David Finch, is named head executioner in 'The Mikado' by Gilbertand Sullivan.