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w . Foundation Week . . ♦ The functions of the Foundotion Committee ore to coordinate ond expedite the efforts of the various alumni groups, to assist in the organizing of new alumni chapters, and to create o student awareness of the role they will play as future alumni. The committee consists of members of the faculty and students, the former being permanent committee members while the latter are appointed annually by the Student Senate. Each year o beneficial project is selected by the student members of the committee, and a week is devoted to the completion of this project. This year the committee chose to work in conjunction with the Neil Mulhollam Memorial Committee toward the purchase of an outdoor bulletin board to be erected in honor of the former River Falls student. The week of January 23-28 was selected as Foundation Week, and events were held throughout for the purpose of raising money. Foundotion Week this year was highlighted by a Variety Show on Monday night, an all-school aance on Thursday, and the Falcon basketball victory over Stout on Saturday night. Other events of the week included a Dorm Dance, a Sleigh Ride, and a card-party and game-night in the Student Union. Hut Four i Tones Six Point Bucks
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At ten o'clock Saturday morning the Homecoming parade, one of the biggest on record, rolled by the judging stand. A new addition this year was the all girl band, the Falconettes. Many ogreed that the girls added just the right amount of color to make this a most brilliant Homecoming parade. Suppress Superior wos the slogan this year, and suppressed they were, a 47-0 trouncing which capped the '56 Homecoming as one of the best. The Homecoming dance Saturday night seemed the perfect ending for it was a good chance for everyone to relax and enjoy the music of Dave Hurlv nd his orchestra and to forget the weeks of preparation and excitement. Credit must be given Chairman Anderson and to all who helped him. The ingredients of a good homecoming? River Falls hod supplied them.
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Who’s Who 9 Al H v mk TB Ann Eitland Glenn Gill Gene Luebker Doris Lindcmann Edward Mohlum Sally Malone Stanley Mares DcWayne Meyer Ardyce Miller Marilyn Murphy Robert Nelson Charles Pace — 17 — Colleen Ryan John Wallesverd
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