West Texas A and M University - Le Mirage Yearbook (Canyon, TX)

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Homecoming 1983 Mrs. Marion Hill of Borger, daughter of the late Joseph Hill, served as Parade Marshall at this year’s Homecoming celebration. Her presence lent a special sparkle to the festivities as she reminisced of her early days at WTSU. She was on hand to dedicate the new chimes at Hill Pe PSOE TET MEIN A AMY He PIPER weary RY Tyee Ea BEP Met man Maree “oD ae? ! 3 | “ = a as El BY Fron recs 70 AICKES be . a A — z5 SS SATEEN ERTIES BRT ASE pe CAI A EEN PH AE

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q 2 a 4 : 3 H ; i Sad say RH An tae one eS Buffalo Branding ’83 included a Spirit Rally, Western dance lessons, a barbeque at Palo Duro Canyon and dining at the homes of WTSU faculty members. Workshops were also offered to inform the student on various topics such as money management, test taking and sensible partying. “aie ek ye pA ete ie TS “s J we ; ah aS a me m te on + cw a : a. 5 ev rman ct tibabal ek sc NG Gia ean AOE: stil hstelich sob Cad eineinStee eke eOeN ate aL ie Fi ee .

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Pride, Spirit and Tradition Remembering where we came from is part of planning for the future. In all of the excitement and pagentry of homecoming, we never lose sight of the special WISU Spirit which has sustained generations of students on this campus.