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Homecoming: greasy kid's stuff
By Robin Smith and
Emmy Scott
There is going to be a new
image for Homecoming this
year with new events, plenty of
fun activities, two athletic
events, and a host of exciting
festivities.
Homecoming will be the
weekend of October 26, 27, and
28, a great time to see old
friends and meet new ones. A
fifties theme will flavor the
entire weekend, so dress in the
spirit.
This action-packed weekend
will open up with a bonfire-pep
rally on Friday night followed
by "Who knows what?"
On Saturday morning the day
begins at 8:00 a.m. with the
Harvey Ljung Homecoming
Classic Coif Tournament at the
Bel-Aire Coif Course. All in
terested students, faculty, staff
and alumni are urged to enter.
There will be a $15.00 fee for
greens, cart and trophies.
At 10:00 a.m. the Alumni
Open Round Robin Doubles
Tennis Tournament begins and
is open to everybody. There will
be no fee for this tournament.
The soccer team in Armfield
Stadium at 2:00 p.m. takes on
Greensboro College This will
prove to be an exciting game.
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Drop in on next week's skydiving photo essay featuring pictures by Kore-Key Ink.
and grab your hats because the
Skyline Cloggers and an accom
paying bluegrass band will en
lighten your spirits and tickle
your fancy in front of Dana
Auditorium. There will be a
"Pig-Pickin" for those interest
ed, the cost is $4.50 (payable in
advance).
The Homecoming Parade be
fore the game in Jamieson
Stadium at 7:00 pm is being
revived. All the "creative"
people on campus are urged to
decorate their cars and enter.
A panel of judges will deter
mine the winning car on the
basis of most imaginative
elaboration of the theme.
Any number of people can
work on a car, but a list must be
handed in at the gate stating
who the "creative members"
are. Keep ideas in the spirit of
things, remember this is in
honor of the 50's.
At 7:30 pm Cuilford takes on
the Davidson Wildcats. The
game will be under the lights of
Jamieson Stadium, not far from
Cuilford.
This will be one of Guilford's
most challenging games of the
'79 season. Half time will be
explosive with a performing
band and fiery fabulous fire
works.
After the game, get ready to
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dance to the sounds of the
"Clovers". They will be playing
a selection of contemporary
music that the "Clovers" are
known for. Come prepared to
dance the night away.
No Homecoming would be
complete without something
special for a favorite sweet
Is this the new image for Homecoming this year?
heart, roommate, or best friend,
Students will have a chance to
order a carnation that will be
delivered to his/her doorstep.
Don't miss the chance to show
your feelings or to say hello
from a secret admirer.
Worried about a ride to the
Goings on
About
Town
"Candide", a musical adapt
ation by Leonard Bernstein, will
be playing at Aycock Audi
torium, UNC-G at 8:15 pm
September 27-29 and October
4-6. Call 379-5575 for details.
Festival Stage Company is
presenting "Sherlock Holmes"
at the High Point Theatre until
September 29. Reservations can
be made by calling 855-1544.
Weatherspoon Art Gallery:
On exhibit are "Sculpture and
Watercolors" by Adele Groulx
and Virginia Budny, "Con
temporary Still Life and Interior
Paintings", and "Past, Present
and Peculiar".
Faculty News
Chalk it up
"Quaker Graffiti," a memo
rial exhibit of the newspaper
articles, posters, cartoons, and
other memorabilia from Fred
Parkhurst's office walls and
door, may be seen in the
Library, near the photocopy
machine
September 25, 1979
game?? Worry no longer. . .
the union will provide buses for
transportation to the game in
time for the parade. This ride
will cost no more than a quarter.
Homecoming 78-79 is being
sponsored by the College Union
and the Alumni Association.
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The Creensboro Agricultural
Fair is going on at the Creens
boro Coliseum through Sep
tember. Contact the Coliseum
for more information.
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Huck's Deli will feature "Red
Bird" September 28, "The B.R.
Boys" September 29 and "The
Jimmy Pearsons Quartet"
September 30. Cover charges
vary.
There will be a benefit bas
ketball game for the Triad
Sickle Cell Slickers at Smith
High School Gymnasium Sep
tember 26 at 7:30 pm. Adults -
$2.00, children - SI.OO. Half
time entertainment will be pro
vided by the A&T State Uni
versity Jazz Band.
Patricia D. Schwab served as
the reading consultant this year
for Life Science, a junior high
school science textbook series
published by Prentice-Hall. She
has been notified that it is up for
adoption in North Carolina.