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

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Mo,ln Folk ushn,-d iti ( „■ Homecoming weekend ivilfi an audience- ihrilling combination of bizarre costuming and contemporary Jolk singing. HOMECOMING A-GO-GO WAKE FOREST STYLE The finishing touch apphfd to donii decorations on the Wake Forest campus was only the beginning ol the festivities that marked Homecoming 1965. Settings for the activities ranged from the elegance of Graylyn Estate to the informality of Farmer ' s Market, and — whatever the surroundings — the mood was one of enthusiasm. Friday night ' s concert by the Modern Folk Quartet left Wake ' s Deacons eagerly anticipating the ensuing events of Homecoming A Go Go. 19

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gj iyillJUgjmUgg jg ggg H ENTHUSIASM TYPIFIED HOMECOMING 65 After cheering the Deacon football squad througliout its hard-fought first half, the Homecoming crowd turned its attention to the halftimc ceremonies and the crowning of Miss Demon Deacon. Sopiiomorc Mcrley Glover, representing Kappa Sigma, was chosen over a field of 13 other beauties. Coach Tate ' s eleven fought stubbornly through the .second half, but were forced to succumb 10-7 to Mary- land ' s Terrapins. The disappointment of defeat, how- ever, failed to dampen the spirits of Wake Foresters. That night, the music of the Four Tops and Maurice Williams added a lively finishing touch to Home- coming ' 65. -A B, l 1,1 ,r „„,; , „ , , , „, ,, , and uatch nlly ,1! I„s D.ncon ,-l,V( J battlfil the p ml -ngrrs The work of past months awtiitrd only the energetic onstage appear ance oj team and cheerliadcrs In signijy the start of Homecoming 65. (Ihlirioin hi Ih, llwummh wlw walrl, liim, qmiilnhui Km Hmi irald I ' nei a pass pail a Chmsan drfem n .