University of Miami - Ibis Yearbook (Coral Gables, FL)

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HOMECOMING anes inthe, ommunlty Ithough Homecoming activities included a great deal of campus competition, students also participated in events which benefited the surrounding community. On November 8, 1997, 400 U.M. students woke up early for Hurricanes Help the Hometown, an event in which students volunteer at local agencies throughout the Miami area. Sponsored by the Volunteer Service Center, students volunteered at 25 local agencies including, the Dade Marine Institute, Wee Care Wildlife Center, Miami Bridge, and Arch Creek Nursing Home. In addition, Homecoming also included a campus blood drive which collected 610 pints of blood. In the past, the University of Miami blood drive has served as the largest singIe-site collection in the State of Florida. How do students feel about volunteering? According to Sophomore Jim Fremder, tit was my favorite part of Homecoming? By Jim Fatzinger sites for Hurricanes Help the Hometown. WILLIAM LAI President Tad Foote helped contibute to Homecoming each year by donating blood at the annual blood drive. Students and faculty also participated in the blood drive, giving blood which sustains the South Florida Community for an entire week. Margarita Pallares and Alina Cuervos take it easy while donating their pint. work with children throughout the local community. Studentshelp out at Habitat for Hwnanity, one of the volunteer TIFFANY STERN Want to come play? Hurricanes Help the Hometown gave students the opportunity to HEBECCA NAKO WZeta TaL cheerCt WILLIAM LAI 73- ,,l; wam wr- n'yire- Christc i for the . M tw ,..r '1 qwe-rxrvvv-vr

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F ' STERN mity to ; E,- l TIFFANY STERN Zeta Tau Alpha exemplified creativity and great dance moves during the organized cheer competition. JIM FATZINGEFt The crowd really got into the act at the Talent Show held in the Ftathskeller. Sarah Guarnaooia was one of the many contestants who gave an outstanding performance at the Talent Show. JIM FATZINGER ADRIENNE DENA HO Christopher Colby, Jenn McNaughton, Alex Yu and Shauna Wuggazer of Eaton dressed for the part as they performed the Imperial Rendition of the Alma Mater Tale . and Tradition hree of the most interestin competitions during Homecomin were Organized Cheer, the Alma Mater Singing Contest and the Talent Show Competition. Organized Cheer was one of the most entertaining events to watch or participate in. This year, each group contained some sort of continuance of the tCanes in Space theme, whether it was with their costumes or the music. The croWd had a great time laughing to the always humorous lyrics. In the Alma Mater Singing Contest many groups impressed the audience with not only their singing ability but also their creativity. The Talent Show contained performers in piano, singing and comedy, ail competing for the right to be considered the most talented on our campus. All in all, the events were a huge success and many students proved they had unseen talents. By Sarah Morgan VOLUNTEERING t SPIRIT