Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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This year ' s Homecoming Parent ' s Day celebration was an extreme success in every sense of the word. Not only did our Titan football team beat Findlay College to preserve a 34 game Homecoming winning streak, but all the other activities of the weekend were also successful. The activities started Thursday evening with an exciting display of fireworks and a bonfire at Brittain Lake. The pep rally was filled with promising enthusiasm. Friday evening offered even more on the cultural side, California Suite presented as a dinner theater by the Alpha Omega players. Before and after the dinner theater, the Art Gallery was open for viewing by interested parents, friends and Alumni and displayed works by Joe Neill. Saturday morning dawned with the promise of more fun in the air. The sun shined and a crisp autumn breeze blew softly as people lined the streets to watch the annual Homecoming parade. The college community and the people of New Wilm- ington worked hard to make the parade a success. The town provided the Wilmington High School Band and the college community contributed the colorful floats and an impressive band of our own. The theme for the day was Cultures of the World, and the Kappa Delta float creatively combined the theme with school spirit by making an Egyptian float with the cheer A-NILE-ATE Findlay! The parade ended at the Field House and left the crowds hungry for the sumptuous picnic lunch along Brittain Lake. 10 Homecoming

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During halftime of the game, last year ' s Homecoming Queen, Independent Angela Ciocca, passed on her crown. Her successor was Junior Elementary Education major Judy Mack, the Alpha Gamma Delta representative. Her court consisted of Kappa Delta ' s Iris Galimberti, Sigma Kappa ' s Jennifer Ireland, Zeta Tau Alpha ' s Elaine Jochen, Chi Omega ' s Adele Dyson, and Independent Alicia Slade. The day ' s festivities were completed with a buffet dinner and dance at the Sheraton Inn. This was an excellent time for friends, Alumni and family to enjoy each others com- pany in a very relaxed atmosphere. The dance was a big success. Sunday marked the closing of Homecoming activities. The Alumni choir joined this year ' s Choir to sing one more time in the morning Vespers service. The weekend closed as friends, family and Alumni hugged good-bye and headed their separate ways once again, with one more special memory from Westminster College. Chris Svitek