Lycoming College - Arrow Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

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The Pride Is Cack! Top: Representing TKE, Renee Adams and her escort Scott Tourville enter College Field for the Homecoming festivities. Above: The pre-game huddle. The Warriors psych themselves prior to the Widener Homecoming game. Right: Built in 1959, the Wertz Student Center is a familiar gathering place for visiting alumni. lo Homecoming

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It ' s the Bubba ' s delivery man, making a stop in the Crever Hall lounge. Many students ordered out to satisfy those late-night starvations. 3 •J ■: a 4 Hp k1. Paying a bill or cashing a check, many students made trips to the business office. Bill MacDowell discusses his second semester bill with Vicki Weaver. Money from home. Students checked their mailboxes daily in anticipation of some ' greenstuff from Mom and Dad. Pam Schmoyer opens her mailbox with hopes of some help in ending her ' cash crunch ' . With books in hand, students line-up in the bookstore at the beginning of each semester. Dave Swavely waits for the total of his second semester ' s books. Money 1 f

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Top: With anticipation of emerging as the 1986 Homecoming Queen. Wesley Hall representative Susan Herrmann and escort Steve Leininger procede in the Homecoming parade. Above: CAB Homecoming candidate Chrisann Striffler alights from her car to take her seat in the stands. Lycoming College came alive the weel end of October 3rd as the Homecoming theme The Pride Is Bacl ! sprang throughout the campus. The weekend ' s festivities began Friday afternoon in Burchfield Lounge with a welcoming reception for returning alumni. The activities continued Friday with various classes holding class reunions at the Ca- boose, Sheraton, and the Herdic House. Early Saturday morning the golf team challenged the Homecoming team to a match on the linl s. Former athletes and fans of the Lycoming Warriors gathered in Jack ' s Corner later and enjoyed a breakfast with various alumni. The gathering was es- tablished to allow alumni to pay tri- bute to 175 years of athletic excel- lence at Lycoming. Coaches Budd Whitehill. Dutch Burch, and Frank Girardi offered their testimonies of athletic excellence at the Budd, Dutch, and Frank Hour. Ten individuals were inducted into the Lycoming College Athletic Hall of Fame at this gathering. Honored as being great contributors to the image of athletics, these were the first mem- bers ever to be inducted into the Hall of Fame. Athletic events continued through- out the day with the Soccer team challenging the alumni, the Field Hockey team taking on Messiah, and the Cross Country team running a meet against the Wilkes squad. The traditional Homecoming Queen candidate parade began around 12:30 as a light rain began to fall. At halftime of the Lycoming vs. Widener football game the candidates were introduced on a rain drenched Colle ge Field. Lisa Englund, repre- senting the Kappa Delta Rho fraterni- ty, won the honor of being crowned Queen by 1985 Homecoming Queen, Shari Heim. The weather may have been wet, but the spirit of the alumni didn ' t ap- pear to be dampened. They exercised the opportunity to show their pride in Lycoming College — To show that the Pride Was Back! Homecoming 19