University of California Riverside - Tartan Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Hi lilan ers had a hall. At the Christmas Formal, Dan Goodcase, Diane Roberts, -Iiggs Grosz, and Kay Kerdraon, left to right, live it up to the music of the ever-popular Harm-onaires. The annual Christmas Formal, sponf sored by AMS, was held this year at Arrowhead Springs Hotel. The turnout of over 300 students made this the most successful social event of the year, at least according to the AMS treasurer, and of course, all those who attended. Page 37

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Homecomin Another first, among many for UCR this year, was Homecoming weekend. Alumni and alumnif tofbe rallied, cheened, and danced together in celef bration of the new annual event. The day was initiated by a rousing parade through Riverside. Not saddened by the outcome of the Homecoming football game, Cal Western 2149, Highlanders rallied round the bonfire,l chose their queen, and then danced until the evening's end. flower leftj Festivities draw to a close as present Highlanders and Alumni waltz, accompanied by Gil Blount's Harmonaires, in the Music Room of the Mission Inn, Students in high spirits roll through downtown Riverside during the Homecoming parade, which kicked off a day filled with activities. Among vehicles employed were this old time fire engine manned by the Yell Leaders and several early model autos. Introducing Miss Robyn McLauchlin, campus lovely and Queen of UCR's Hrst Homecoming. Selected from a group of charming coeds sponsored by campus organizations, Robyn reigned over the gala evening. Alumni and guests gather at the Mission Inn for a banquet in their honor on Homecoming evening. The small but active group is led by Chuck Young, first ASUCR President.