University of Santa Clara - Redwood Yearbook (Santa Clara, CA)

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Th ee An unexpectedly high number turn out to make the Homecoming festivities and celebrations the best in years. Homecoming week began on Monday, October 10th, when nominations were taken for the Homecoming Court. Mary Ma- thews, Homecoming Activities Coordinator, began scheduling the events during the summer to ensure success. After several years of not having a Homecom- ing Court, Mary brought it back to Santa Clara. The revival of the court provoked some contro- versy during the week because some students labeled the event and the Broncos. The results of the Homecom- ing Court election were an- nounced during the game. Nels Nelsen and Heidi LeBaron were elected King and Queen. Heidi Seevers and Michael Wegener were chosen as Junior Princess and Prince, while Lisbeth Ar- mentano and Joe Cunningham came out on top for Sophomore Princess and Prince. Doug Davi- dovich and Lisa Benson were the freshmen choice for Prince as sexist and outdated. According to Mary, howev- er, most stu- dents seemed to approve of the court idea since 800 stu- dents cast their ballots. Mary planned events for every day of the week. On Wednes- day, students had the oppor- tunity to par- ticipate in an 5. .V Matt Bernal In the stands at Homecoming, Kate Harvey and Amy Williams look forward to post-game festivities. and Princess. Heidi be- lieved that the court was successful in helping to pro- mote school spirit and in- volvementf' She and the others were happy to win. Overall, Homecoming was a great success. All who attended the festivities enjoyed them and agreed with Nels when he said that airband contest, then enjoyed a barbeque with entertainment from San Francisco street per- formers. On Friday, a bonfire, a rally, and a KSCU dance gave stu- dents the chance to get even more involved. The week's ac- tivities proved to be a great pre- liminary for Saturday's battle between the U.C. Davis Aggies l Student Life The events of the week far sur- passed those in recent years and helped to build school spirit in the student body. Barbie Lycette Freshman, undeclared An Airband Contest was included in the Homecoming week activities. Senior Bruce Berlin competes for first place while lip-syncing to Jailhouse Rock. 5-. 35 X.

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-F l Having won the Laurel and Hardy look- alike contest, Bill Mt-Dermott lStauleyl and Brad U'Hrion lflliverl pose for adoring lnns in Grahaln Central Station. Harvey the Rabbit, otherwise known as 'lfl Spear. embraces friends Kari Clark anrl Amy Harcia at the OVSA Halloween Ball. Matthew J. Frome Ellen Namkoong Strange outfits, and funny faces, not iinusiml at any party. are espevially abundant at the Day-af'ter-Halloween party at ,lohn Mcllheefs house. Mary lierwe, 'llira McNeill, Kathy Donal, Tina lianmonfli, and Kay Honey all attend the hash. 12 student Life A Frome J. Matthew '::. '?: KF'