Pfeiffer University - Chimes Yearbook (Misenheimer, NC)

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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

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£8 . Friday. October 28, seemed as though just another day. When the sun finally went down, the ghosts and the goonies came out. People cut loose and put on their most creative costume to win the contest that was sponsored by AMS and WS at the 1 J lakehouse. Daisy Duck, otherwise known on campus as Don- nette Eckberg won the funniest costume. Bernadette Podlaski was the most original with her portrayal of the midget. The scariest one of all proved to be Paul Kalody. Later, all of the strange creatures challenged each other to a limbo contest. Donna Hurley proved to be the most limber one present. The parties continue late into the night, with Washington holding a big bash that got everybody in the Halloween spirit. With spirits set high, some went out looking for the great Pumpkin, while some others simply drove around in the darkness. As the sun came up, these strange creatures went back into hiding. 24 EVENTS