Wake Forest University - Howler Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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■4 FALL ACTIVITIES As summer fades away, the beauty of autumn brightens the campus. Football is everyone ' s concern. A trip to Bow- man Gray Stadium on Saturdays is a necessity. Alumni and friends of the college can be seen frequently on the campus. Freshmen look forward to seeing their families on Parents ' Week-end. Alumni anticipate Homecoming. Freshman elections clutter the campus with posters, and the air is freshened with politics. The trees on the plaza become barren, but stu- dent life is anything but barren during the fall months. fr.,termty ii ly nun x-i,- for the Al ' O L ly l.vi Tropin 12

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Homecoming was the first big weekend of the foil semester. There were parties. The Greeks had combos, the Independents had the ballroom of the Robert E. Lee. Everyone hod fun. And there was the game. The Alumni and the pretty girls with yellow mums cheered as the Deacons beat Virginia — and not too reverently, either. It all ended with the dance. There were colored balloons floating down from the rafters, Lionel Hampton vibrating, a fountain gurgling. Feet shuffling, voices laughing and talking, then the last dance, a kiss, the last Good Night, and it was all over. HOMECOMING WEEKEND 14