Baylor University - Round Up Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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Homecoming Brings Dedication, Football For freshmen the Homecoming weekend meant bonfiresg for members of the Cham- ber of Commerce it meant dedication of the fountain. To Coach John Bridgers it meant a green and gold tie, pacing back and forth on the sideline, and a worried look. Homecoming to the student body was foot- ball, coats and ties and sun glasses. Colden mums with a dark green 'B' in the center were almost as popular as axe handles. But football Texas-style came first. Baylor students yell encouragement at the football game. fb? ' ,., ' Q - AQ fer: f . .- - . r' - , 'fs ,. N ,, .-. . , . s .H-q,. Q -5 ,, q-.PNiu,m'- 3 Coach Iolm Brirlgers contemplates strategy. lim Cargile, Earl Ferguson, Don Mattingly, Tommy Calhoun, Daizirl Nelson and Joe Cross uatclz as Johnny Kotlimann ignites the flame in the rlerliealion of the Baylor- Waro Fountain, MP-w , , I. I 1 1 3 . 1, Sw In 1 t .5 ' N fi L g Q - -e x e t 0 X, Q 5 xl at 1

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Homecoming Parade Alpha Phi Omega Senior Class Pi Alpha Lambda Delta Alpha Pi Young Republicans Junior Clasx is. Sigma Tau Lambda Tryon Coterle Young Denzorrats Nose Brotherhoozl Taurus Newman Club Purucln Rfllllc

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The Ba lor Line . Hundreds of cheering exes, Baylor students on the field before each home game, a blur of green jerseys as the team runs onto the field . . . this is the Baylor Line.