University of Wyoming - WYO Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

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John Henberg Homecoming Gold Entertctins Alumni Homecoming represents a mixture ol' the old and the new. It is a chance for alumni to find how their old school has progressed and changed in physical appearance, in curriculum, in degrees offered. Homecoming means reunions and re- newed friendships with old classmates and is planned by present students at UW. Returning alumni are honored and entertained with many activities dances. the Iron Skull Sing, the traditional football game, banquets, speakers, open houses, the parade and a last night concert. ,I . ... eq ' 'ff' .. Il! A if . ' .. , L , .,3a,.., .. ' 'l A 'H' f' t .-if 5 f r 'Q -'-'yr'-'f ' ,gtg . e 4331. -f 'yr x - . qv. W ,Yi -l . , 'ny' me r - . ie -'21 6:92 J . ' is-isa?-' 21-'ff a I -435 1 ' ' ,r 'S-7 .f f- ' ' . -.asa 4gxi '.-5-K ' 5 521' gsstslgqf' 'P ' ., ,D ,, ., . , H gc- .ifixit ' f-'L ...Q - v ti: new mm Left: Lorraine Divver steps forward to receive her crown as Stephanie McKay and Marilyn Steb- ner look on. Above: the Chi Omega ttoat, winner of the women's division ot float competition in the homecoming parade. One Hundred Years of Nin- ning was the theme used on the winner. Below a cheer ot victory goes up as the Alpha Chi Omegas surround their queen. John Henberg John Henberg c,-.Z is 5: viz swf , i 4'-6 . 1 fish ,