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HOMECOMING
B ucknell or Bust - Homeward The parade led everyone right
Bound! was the call that went to Swartr Field for the Tailgate
out to alumni inviting them back Luncheon and Picnic. Former
to campus for a weekend of fun. Bison Chips rejoined ranks and
fwtball, and friends. Hosted by provided some musical entertain-
Pam Back. Megan Brott, Bob ment for the picnic, serenading
Brown. Rob Cadigan. Linda Hicks, people throughout the grounds. As
Shilpa Khagram. Mike Pellini. Jill the tailgate winded down, an-
Revolt, Ed Robinson, and Laura ticipation grew over the Bison's
Robinson. Homecoming '[lfl was a showdown with Delaware.
smashing success. Although the Bison didn't quite
The Homecoming festivities manage to pluck the Fighting Blue
began with the Bucknell Alumni Hens' feathers, everyone still had
Board of Directors Luncheon. fun rooting for their alma mster.
Then. decked aut with red and The highlight of the weekend
white checkered tablecloths and war Club Davis, featuring Reunion,
cornstalks. Roy 0's was the original Lettermen. Reunion
transformed into a western-style gave an outstanding performance
culminated with the Friday Night turned out to be "the most weil-
Entertainment Extravaganza and attended event"of the weekend.
the Bison Roundup, featuring stu- The Homecoming activities
dent entertainment, fwd, and lots came to a close on Sunday wit1
of fun for everyone. Occupational Pursuit, a new addi-
Saturday morning kicked off tion to the Homecoming schedule.
with the Bison Club Breakfast and In trying to give students a better
the anxiously awaited Homecom- idea of how to plan their futures.
ing Parade. Bucknellianr, many of Bucknell graduates discussed their
whom were exhausted from career choicer and the inflwmt
marathon float-building sessions. Bucknell had upon their decisions
marched through the streets pro- This new event was quite a suc
udly showing off their efforts and cess, as war all of Homecoming
tossing candy to the kids. '85. Both students and alums en-
Everyone enjoyed the clowns, joyed the chance it gave them to
music, and flats which helped renew old friendships and to
make the '85 parade the biggest refkt on the gwd 'de days.
ever.
(Icolor, VId R-, reaU.es that next year
she vll be the one coming h a.
Several OF our Homero.liol
HosYIHo.t~u., Unda Hicks, MIke Rllini,
and Jlil Revdt.join in Uledsy's festlvitiu.