Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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kRICATUREAnn Marie Scelp takes advantage of one of 2 activities on the Promenade Deck. There were many such esome activities all over the place that October night, and 2 party dwellers enjoyed all of them. tlhl'l'ai'n T.L.C. Homecoming Queen Kristen Sabeua and her regal beau demonstrate the fun loving spirit that B-W students admire in their queen. l: was a perfect ending for a perfect day for Kristen. and For everyone else who sailed on the S.S.B-W that magical October night. .1. '5 . 5.:.2ems;1.15.:rm.rarm.race?azaracaracarar-zcaiarac1;: ' ' ' 5-4.-'1'-'3-7.1.ifatififififfxafin': Ia .Iflflfl! II sf. f-f-fuf If IIIflfl

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Rth 37W fans support the Yellow Jackets in the game inst Ohio Northern. Enthusiasm exudes from these in- duals as they cxelaim BmW and you and ynu . . . q DE. The Delta Zeta's proudly display their Humecnming banner in the dc to George Finnie Stadium. Many student groups participated in this 1 contest to Ere up the fans. iAL'l'Y. Homecoming Queen. Kristen Sabetta, recieves the game ball I President Neal Malicky alter B-W's crushing defeat of Ohio Northern Jersity. Sabetta was all smiles after an exciting day of recognition from I3! and hiends. 541' 111' -t'.'.'- t'.' 3. HOMECOMING: A LONG STANDIN G TRADITION Football games, parades, bonfires, dances. parties: too much to do and mo little time to do it. Homecoming Week- end t88 at. B-W had something For everyone. Whether you wanted to stuff yourself into a Volkswagen with the Pi Lams, walk in the parade, or watch the crowning 0f the queen. the weekend was full of activities for the whole stuA dent body. The llnmettnming festivities began at a 'l'hursday night bonfire. The students gathered to cheer on members of the football team and Fmd out the results of the Betty Co-ed and joe College elec- tion. Freshmen Stacey Ehrenbeit and Matt Yates were elected by the fresh- man class to represent the class of I99? in the Homecoming ceremonies. The candidates for Homecoming queen were also introduced at the pep rally. Student groups from all over campus nugiumrmmt t1 mu I E. 'w V? OK at I 31.. a 't participated in a parade that started Stmsacker College Union and ended George Finnie Stadium. The Hum coming Court was introduced prior kickoi'fh, and the queen was :mnounc: during halftime. Senior Kristen Sabet was elected 1988 Homecoming Que: and crowned by last year's queen, Ka Kasper, during the halftime Festivities Despite the dismal weather, B-' alums, faculty, staff, and studen showed up in full force to watch tl Yellow jackets annihilate the P01; Bears, 41-20. The cold and rain dam ened the fans but not their spirits. Tt weather may have seemed more appr- priate for bears, but the B-W Yello jackets made it their day to shine. Ove all, Homecoming '88 was the must su cesl'ul Homecnming B-W has witnesst in a long time.

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candids takt'n by cruise lint- photographers. ,4 TOAST. Robyn Key and Greg Hyde Celebrate a very successful and In all of the Program Boardls hard wnrk getting the StS.B-W to float. Crew members took pride in their positions by donning crew t-shirts that set them apart from passengers. DANCE FEVER. Passengers Filed nntu Lht- dantc floor for a night of wild fun and laughter against a background of hard driving music and festive decort How many times can we say the night was a success? The pruuf 13 m 5 r- .- -.r -.- 5. 53?:1'3-1'5h'ff : 1'3 3: i': if: . FUN. FUN, FUN .. . The party atmosphere began with show- boalers mingling amongst themselves and sharing in the tra- ditional social drink. Pasaengura waned in line to have their GREETINGS. Margo Schuttt: and Brad Shaw greet all s.sth'W pawengcrs with a l'rifndly hello and a colorful lei. All passenger: plCLed up their suuvrnlrs and rt'gislt'rttl for the night Ol f'unt Shortly Thereafter Club Union lifted anchor and set sail for Baldwin-Wallacels 1988 Homecoming party on Saturday September 22. It was sponsored by the Program Board and held at Strosacker College Union. Among the activities available were: bowling, ping-pong, pool, free polaroid pictures, and free caricatures. Students also danced to the music of T.V. Set, a local band. Prizes were awarded all eve- ning h from Club Union t-shirts and com. pact disks, to a rack stereo system. As balloons and stars filled the ceiling, a gourmet buffet was served by Food Set- vice. Students also had the opportunity to sample mock-tails lnon-alcoholic bever- agesl and fruit kabobs: this was all pro. vided at a small price to the student. As the night came to an end, the party atmosphere for Fall Quarter was just be- ginning. F3313.