Bethany College - Bethanian Yearbook (Bethany, WV)

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Donna Zullo parades on the winning Phi Mu float 22

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Shoes Should Be Seen, Not Heard Wearing shoes is fun. You can be different, nobody cares. You can dive into some boots. Boots with buckles are big. The bigger the buckle the better The brown or black boot. You can slip into some sandals, Or saddle shoes, or loafers. Or red or blue or white sneakers. Shoes can describe their wearer. Boots signify a pungent aroma lover. White bucks and you play in the band. No shoes typify a callous person. Shoes once were sturdy, comfortable. But they were ugly, squeaky. So silly. Shoes are to be seen, not heard. 21

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Homecoming means something different to everybody To students, it means a chance to get dressed up, get a date, and do some dancing. To recent graduates, Homecoming affords a chance to come back and see if the college has existed without them, to brag to professors, and to have another good time with a fraternity brother or sorority sister. To old alumni. Homecoming is more like a ritual. Not re- ally a time to visit today ' s students or professors, or to see what new building is being razed, but a yearly event. A time to visit old friends, friends they see only at Homecoming. A time to continue last year ' s conversa- tion, a conversation that will and 10 or 20 years from now. Homecoming belongs to the classes of the IQSO ' s, ' 40 ' s and ' 50 ' s. It ' s the way it should be. It ' s the way it was at Homecoming 1970. Senor Sandercox swings sleepily during halftime Homecoming: October 23-24 23