Kentucky Military Institute - Saber Yearbook (Lyndon, KY)

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Dress Parade And Review, October 23, i943 Col. Dooley and Jackie Home is Where Attection Calls- Filled With Shrines the Heart Hath Builded. Homecoming this year, like all other Ki M. I, Homecomings in the past, was one ot the red-letter days ot our years lt was held on the Q3rd at October. K, M I. was host to several hundred visitors tram many sections ot the country. Parents came to see their boys in action, alumni came to renew old friendships, and triends dropped in to pay their respects and enioy the programs. The Military Dress Parade and Review, the tirst ot the year! was teaturedi ln the annual Homecoming football game K. lvl, l. deteated Anchorage. There were, also, the in- tramural speedpall games tor the battalion championship, There were many tamily gather- ings! social groups, supper parties Numbers ot the old boys were hereiin unitorm, those who could get leave tram Uncle Sam's Army. And there was much 'lshooting at the breeze. The Homecoming Ball at night marked the end ot a pertect day. Joe Brian and His 0 r E . . , . , A rc iestra with Glorita, Singing Star-turnished the music, and the boys and their dates furnished the rest.