Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

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P wit? '70MNMlf GNE , 0 S 0 NM 'w 53 8 ,. in l P f l Mali f T -- he week of Oct 31-November 5 inaugurated a new tradition to Au- burn's already long list. Dubbed Ti- germania, the week was filled with the highest calibre events of the sea- son. The football game is usually the highlight of the homecoming week but became only a cap to the week- long series of bands, parties, movies, a special guest speaker and a major concert. lncluded in the long list was a ma- gician acclaimed as the Amazing jonathan, free movies such as Cat People and An American Werewolf in London, the latter preceeded by a costume party and contest, and a concert on Cater Lawn featuring the music of the Dealers. Phil Donahue drew a crowd at the coliseum. He spoke of his life and how he formed his fame while ex- pressing his opinion of the most cur- rent controversial issues. The floor was opened for questions after the introductory speech. The concert of the season brought Lionel Richie along with the Pointer Sisters. The sisters primed the crowd for Lionel's high-energy perfor- mance. Fraternities and Sororities built elaborate yard displays as usual and the town was decorated for festivity. Spirit soared at an unequaled pep rally at which the Auburn Band and Singers performed. Pep speeches were given by Pat Sullivan and Coach Dye. Miss Homecoming was an- nounced. The university-wide elec- tion concluded Miss Deborah Rickles as the first lady of the week. The pep rally ended with perfor- mances by two local bands - Radio Berlin and Poo Nanny anda Shower of fireworks. The week ended with the football game against Maryland. Auburn's Sugar Bowl - bound team finished off the Terps with a score of 35-28. The week was a huge success as hoped by the sponsors KODK, the UPC and the SGAJ. Tigermania formed a new Auburn definition for a gala event and made homecoming week one to remember. by Darryl Moland T'g mani

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