Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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Warm Welcome and a Quiet Weapon Sororities and fraternities cheer the Titans from the visitor-side stands.

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Phil Taus Eric Fisher, Jerry Lyon, John Klein, Rich Milliron and John Stoner show their support. R. Dunmyre Homecoming 1 1

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In front of an enthusiastic crowd, Laura Peico crowns the new Homecoming queen, Laura Knab. Despite the changed location of the corona- tion, the event was still rather traditional. The candidates and their escorts made their appear- ance in antique classic convertibles. When Laura Knab was crowned queen by Lau- ra PeIco, the reigning queen, a cheer arose from the crowd in the ampitheater, then the group quickly dispersed and made its way back to the stadium for the second half of the game. In spite of the dissension on the part of much of the student body, a sense of festivity sparkled in the crisp autumn air. The bright sunshine refused to let a damper stay down on the day. Students, parents and alumni mingled in the Alumni tent and later held their private parties and reunions. To some, it seemed that very little was changed. To others, the quiet protest made the day especially significant, for the following weeks proved it to be at least partially success- ful. Some said that for once the student body ' s voice was heard. And for once, it didn ' t rain on Homecoming . . . perhaps because there wasn ' t much of a parade to rain on. B] Jennifer Sutter The 1981 Homecoming Court: Dave Nowka, Mary Sigler, Bob Emerson, Marian Baron, Ed Blacka , Laura Knab, Stephanie Walker, Gregory Bassette, And! Weissert, Don Belsterling, Sally Gander, Bob Prothero. Homecoming 13