University at Buffalo - Buffalonian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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homecoming A long visualized weekend of activities became a reality this fall with the combined Homecoming program and twenty-fifth anniversary cele- bration of Norton Hall. Students, faculty, administration and alumni ioined in the planning, promotion and enioyment of the events. The Union Anniversary Homecoming Committee, appointed last April, compiled information during the summer from past yearbooks and news- papers for a special commemorative issue of the Spectrum which was published with the assistance of the Spectrum staff. The architect's sketches of the proposed Union, photographs from the past, and a graph depicting UB's football history were exhibited in Nor- ton. A men's fashion show and a student-faculty lecture were presented during the week. Friday afternoon Miss Dorothy Hass, Director of Norton Hall, Mr. Rob- ert Parke, first Director of Norton Hall, and Dr. Edgar Cale, Vice- Chancellor of Planning and Development spoke on aspect of the Union's history and future. That evening the Union was the scene of a gala birthday party with dancing, student talent performances, cheering and refreshment. The Homecoming Queen was announced at this time. A reception honoring former Board of Managers and former Program Committee Chairmen preceded the All-University Luncheon on Saturday. The Homecoming dance at Kleinhans Music Hall, featuring the music of Potsdam Varsity Orchestra, marked the conclusion to the week's events. I5

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