Willamette University - Wallulah Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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men challenged the sopho- O M O M i N Following the game, the fresh- mores to a tug-of-war tussle in ,, ' Bush's pasture. Anxious to ' il -bhp- get rid of the traditional rook lids, the frosh were victorious F J and tugged the sophs into the millstream. The Return to Paradise theme and Bill Becker's music brought events to an end at the semi-formal dance at the Crystal Garden's Ball Room. 7?'5 T 1, , -. ' i ready for the Homecoming barbecue on Saturday, October 29, Hampton, who was in charge of Homecoming, Don Peterson, Anita and Jim Anderson stand around the chuck wagon. tangle of players and the ball in the clear, of the exciting moments of the Home- Game on Saturday afternoon. Farrel Hyde, 'Jo Heald and Ladonne Jenson work on the Annual Freshman Leaf Rake assisted byan unidentified rake. The sopho- mores supervise the Leaf Rake which is held at 5:00 AM on the Friday morning before Homecoming.

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HOMECOMING Wet weather didn't dampen the spirits of those partici- pating in the 34th Homecom- ing. During the previous days, committees in living organi- zations wielded hammers and paint brushes to whip signs into shape, struggling in the rain to get them up. By Sat- urday over 250 alums had returned to the campus to take part in the festivities. The weekend was especially dedicated to the Board of Trustees. Saturday afternoon the Bearcats and Lewis and Clark Pioneers entertained a full grandstand of spectators. At half time, Homecoming Hostess Peggy Buckley and manager Don Peterson wel- comed the alumni and ex- tended special greetings to the Board of Trusteesg Charles E. McCulloch, president of the Board of Trustees and Verne D. Bain, president of the Alumni Association. Winner of the men's sign contest was Baxter Hall with their interpretation of the slogan for the weekend. 14 i l f. f Professor Ralph Dobbs entertained the alumni during their morning meeting . -1 S Also, winning the women's sign contest was Delta Gamma with their Barney Bearcat ready to defend his rights. v l i i i 1 r i i

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Professor Douglas delivers an inspir- ational pep talk in front of the gym- nasium the night before the Home- coming game with Lewis and Clark. Returning alumni are honored at a dinner Saturday evening. 16' Pep Staff is seen escorting Homecoming Hostess, Peggy Buckley, and manager, Don Peterson. Q , . f wi W - tm i if 2 jg, i j.l,,L? .. 5, ,in in ww 2233: , R l t ,mg 1, VV 5 if 5 in K 'Z' M Y ' '- 1 F. .. -I I , , ,. - i - ' -' -, ,fm M N.,-4., V iu.'-eQ'-- f ' '- - ' J - we . .. ffqyf '-,:f,, vu 3 L. , -- N1- ,1 ,.!..,',t U. -Lg 9 -' V 2 ,. . A-..,, 5 ni-'giezifgff-V .us T' LT '- - -2- , :Zur-' .9-'15f3 3 'if -gif? , - ., , -, vm I P J ' . :full , ,- TU' J ,ff gg Llkgggys .A 'V ' -w :..,T5'i4'r ' -5 :JV V- 21 2 s- .sae fr-f:eefi?ffb?.?3.1'fvPvw- ,:.:.e:2 93. 353 ? . rj''i,5kg?-.TA3,.fgv--,??,:?.:?21,Q :, wgg?E2l,,-.Y iif,,wev4225.'ffv A' '- ..1...e12 s1.1r.m-A34 so Sam Haina was winner of the Ugl' Man Contest sponsored by BAGS one SAXS.