Pfeiffer University - Chimes Yearbook (Misenheimer, NC)

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ANOTHER HARD LOSS FOR PFEIFFER The Homecoming soccer game against Pembroke State proved to be a disappointing loss. Under the direction of a new coach. Tom Gill, the Falcons had high hopes for the game. Todd Church scored the first as well as the second goal, both of which were assisted by Rob Donovan. The third goal was believed to be scored by tri-captain, Will Rousseau (we're not sure). At half time, the Homecoming court was viewed for the first time. Everyone waited in anticipation for the dance that evening, when the Homecoming Queen would be announced. After the court was escorted off the field, the game continued and pushed into overtime with Rob Donovan scoring the final scoring for the Falcons. The final score was 7-4, denying the Falcons of a homecoming victory. When asked about ihe outcome of the game, Donovan replied, “the guys gave it their best try, but we’re outclassed in the end. ’’ 20 EVENTS

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In the fall of each year, stu- dents hustle about preparing the grounds and the events for Homecoming. Although the program of events re- mains similar it is the people who return that bring it a dis- tinct uniqueness. As always, many alumni re- turn to visit old friends and to share memories. Old relation- ships are restored and many new friendships are made. Stories of ‘7 remember when ’ ’ float through the air and ev- eryone is consumed by the homecoming spirit. When the activities draw to a close, both students as well as the alumni are thankful for this time to- gether. 22 EVENTS