Judson University - Lantern Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

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if HOMECCDMING Renaissance, meaning new beginning was the theme of Homecoming. The funfilled activities began September 18 and ended the 25th. The week started off with the raising of the arch at the main entrance. Friday there was a concert featuring Randy Stonehill. T On Saturday morning came the boat race and an , auction of lagoon water. That afternoon was the i exciting soccer game in extremely brisk weather. Finally the week was topped off by the Banquet with a record attendance of 300 at the Embers. T539 XB' . T I V 'Sm f 'ffv' ' Pig 2 K' gf l 28 lk ,!'..iisA..-L. . 4' if 2 O T' -.

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for' rw ward? Am ill Randy Stonehill taking it easy after the concert. Pep Band keeping Up the spirit. Dana Eddy and Mark Fox assist in raising the arch above the main entrance. Participating in the Huckleberry Finn holiday were Doug, Kircher, Randy Hughell, Greg McPheter, Margie Cole, Greg Sexton, Linda Anderson, Carol Lary, Jeff Stratton, and Carole Raker. Joel Fairley, assisted by Sheryl Seiple, sold jars of lagoon water. The highest bid was to Dr. Weber for S3O.47. 'J