Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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Homecoming 1977 Ienler Lefl: Nancy McClymonds, Lucy Adena, nd Angela HaH assist in lhe sale 0t Jomecomtng mums. Center Right: 1977 iumecoming Queen, Idnet Haywood, is engratulaterl by Alan Blumenthal, Student Body resident. Lower Leit: The brothers OI ATO won he men's Breezer skit trophy. Lowe: Right: Phi latha Tau Menhs Fraternity entry in the float ompelttion, The 1977 Homecoming proved to be one of the busiest weekends 0n the Baldwin-Waitace College Calendar. The College played host to aTumni, parents, prospective students and, of course, the Ohio Wesleyan Battling Bishops. Reign- ing over the 64th Fall Homecoming festivities was Queen lanet Haywood, a junior accounting major from Elyria, Ohio. A member of Delta Zeta Sorority, lanet was nominated by Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. Preigame ceremonies included introductions of former queens and the 1977 Homecoming Court. Members Of the Homecoming court were: Kim Bergh, DeeDee Curtis, Laura Gould, Denise Pendergrass, Sue Plate, Lee Anne Shieids and Mikelann Ward The 59th Student Army Training Corps reunion group, and the 1952 football squad were also present. The ceremonies were concluded with the crowning of Queen lanet during the hatf-time by 1976 Homecoming Queen Robin Trainer. On the gridiron, the Yellow Jackets were victorious over the Battling Bishops, 33- 17. '1Breezer skit trophies were won by the brothers of ATO in the fraternity division while the sisters of Phi Mu took the prize in the sorority division. A post- game reception, he1d in the RS. Ursprung Gymnasium, honored College Histo- ' ' ?- M1.ea'ri;;i-:gl

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Gmman Malhotlisl rongrvgalitm, and then tho Emmanuef Malhodis Church Lung t'rmsiderml part 01' the Cnllegv, the chapel wa punhasvd by Ihe Corlege m I949. It had once been used fo manditory chdpl'l sorviws and Msemme. In rccenl ymu, it ha been devoted I'm the use of moms I'or dagger. and m'caxiona warship services. Lower Right: The College Union Tower. This page Top: The Art and Drama Center houses the Speech and Thealre Arr and thtl Art DPPJIII'I'IK'FIIH. ll ws alrso thv homo of tho Bvrea Summe Thvalm. Lefl: Amuse. Swninary Slrvvt from lhv Chapel slands Kohltn HaH. a med clurmllnry. 11.5 history goes back to 185? when ll ww used m. a woriwn's dormitory. Bottom: Facing Kohler Hall is Mernerv F'I'Hffvr lldlf. Orwginally '0nr.rrurt0d d5 .3 men's dormllury in 1940 .x-wrnz'r-P'fvilter was mtunvertetl during Worki W'dr ll .35 a women? msirk-m'v. The building, which now houses the admlnlslralwe olftces 01' Ihv Cunwrvdlury nl' Musit, was a gin of Mr. and Mrs. Henry sz-lil'l'vr. Photos by Fututan Campus Buildinga 7

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Left: lue Collvgv, Perry. Chodte'. and Betty Crwdt Karon tahhro, await thv t'orundtiun L'Pl'vmony with Mark .N-ttultrsworlh dtltf DCPDI'C Curlix, Htmtt'uzming vandtdatv. Lower Left; Summw Platu tlmnomming candidate, dnd escort Rugvr Gaston, Prvsidvnt 01' Ihtt Sigma Phi Lnailon lrdtornitv. Lower Right: I'Jcartatm Mark: THLKDIVC-K', Cnllcgv Hihlmidn, atlrln'hxtw tlw Hunwmmmg rrowd. rtan Dorothy Marks McKelvey 24 on the occasion of her 751h birthday. More than d hundred alumni and friends later shared in her diamond cetebratton dinner and btrthday cake. Guests of the birthday cefebration signed a large card, the cover of which was a portrait sketch of Mrsl McKelvey, drawn by Mickey Sago '61. The Baldwin-Wallacu College Women's Club then presented Dorothy with a framed original of the sketch and hdnd-madv pillow in B-VV's colors, brown and gold, with the College seal, created by Marty Adams '64. Alpha Phi alumnae and L'oltegidtes atso honored Mm McKelve-y. Dr. Bonds presented her with d BaltIt-vinim-talldce rocking chair. Making the event extraispecial for Mrs .NrtCKelvey was; the presehco of her son, torn McKelvey I56 from Callfomta, and Charter; Thomas '49 and Robert Beach 'SUJ former Public Relations staff members. MMV K. Rittht'V - Idkl'n in part frum PLII'SUII newsltlttvr; VOL l0 NH. .5. Homecoming 9