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Old ZraditioHS J ew frontiers X. he theme for this year ' s Homecoming was more than accurate: Old Traditions, New Fron- tiers emphasized not only the wide range of changes that have been occurring over the years, but also signified the coming of a brand new decade. Believe it or not, the ninety ' s were just around the corner There were a variety of events that happened during Homecoming week. Among them were the fashion show, the bonfire, and the bazaar on the mall that offered something for everyone. The Homecoming parade was a spectacular event where everyone gathered to witness the ingenius creations of some of the University ' s students. Floats lined the mall, with Wilber being a common sight. The game against the University of Pacific was spectacular, and the royalty received their crowns. Later on that night, the post-game victory dance livened up the atmosphere even more with the classes of ' 49, ' 59, ' 64, ' 69, and ' 79 all in attendance. Homecoming was more than just a game. Old traditions were being celebrated, and new fron- tiers were being welcomed. • Wendy Ursell linAil i f » •• ' % . m ' j;.: ' Wilber ' s all decked out on the Manzanita float. Spectators lined the area to ooh and aah at the floats. Photo by GREG BERG 178 STUDENT LIFE From Old Traditions to New Frontiers. The space shuttle, still considered a sign of the new age, was a unique addi- tion to the number of floats on parade. Pho- to by GREG BERG A wide variety of booths and people gath- ered on the mall to sell or buy items to com- memorate the special Homecoming festivi- ties. Photo by GREG BERG
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.. Wilber, onegiant ' onefortheUof One small step f« one giaiiv v » A is the theme behind this float as Wilber prepares to send this little devil into outer space. Photo by GREG BERG The 1964 football team made their comeback comfortably and sty- lishly. The 1949 team was another one that made an entrance. Photo by GREG BERG • mcK; A sign proudly de- clares that Home- coming is once again occuring at the U of A. Photo by GREG Homecoming 179
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