The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 33

in I il II I0 55 'nr srl jf e'f 1a" I jr 4- "If '-x 1 s1l Jeanne Nowak and Stokes (back) along with Mrs Kent Iverson and Mrs Carl Slater (front left to right) rehearse a scene from the Feline Follies to be presented bv the alumni and students on Nov 1 Joseph Florence Mrs Russell Carruth and LeRoy Mecham (left to right) plan for the big Weber State Alumni banquet which will give old graduates the opportunity to get re-acquamted with their friends of college days Football Game Banquet and Parade To Highlight WSC Homecoming Events Weber State College homecoming six days of events ranging from a colorful collegiate parade to banquets shows and football should draw the participation and interest of thousands Oct 30 through Nov 4 Most of the programs have been arranged to involve the public Besides the usual attractions the college will enjoy the added prestige of a nationally-ranked musician Van Cliburn youthful pianist He will perform under auspices of the Utah jSy-ciphony Orchestra in Fine Arts Center Nov 3 at 8 pm The downtown parade and football game will be held Nov 4 More than 35 entries will be in the procession scheduled for 10:30 am along Washington from 22nd to 28th A dozen or more bands as many floats in addition to marching units and officials of state and local governments and the college riding in cars will make up the procession A standout float will bear the homecoming queen and her attendants who will be selected by students and introduced at the Coronation Ball Oct 27 at 9 pm: in the Union Building A group consisting of 12 bands will be headed by Weber State's Marching Band and high school bands will be seen representing three states: Pocatello Bonneville and Idaho Falls from Idaho Cokeville from Wyoming and Ogden Ben Lomond Bonneville Roy Clearfield Murray and Manti from Utah The football encounter brings together the University of Idaho and Weber State in the Wildcat stadium for a Big Sky Conference game at 1:30 pm with pre-game activities coming at 1 pm A headline attraction for the old grads will be the annual Weber State Alumni banquet Nov 2 at 7:30 pm in the Union Building Earlier four of the classes will gather for reunions the classes of 1943 '48 '53 and '58 The big stage the Feline FoK a show of musical and other acts by alumni and students is scheduled for Nov 1 at 8 pm at the Fine Arts Center No admission will be charged First happening of the week is daed for Oct 30 when students climb the mountainside east of the campus to whitewash the block the event is scheduled for 1 pm A major gathering will wind up the week when students alumni and thegen-eral public gather in the Union Building for the homecoming dance Nov 4 at S( pm Standard-Examiner Sunday Oct 22 1967 ID fv: rv -Xxr -y h3 xm -vbv i "7X? ri 'XTy t-'- TV I fZm i--SE i J- IP" I IIIW IJMH h' I nmiuii iiiuiijiwiii nirni yiymm iijijwi wiiijimiww ftf I- XX-'-X I CT) I 'Xx i SStr7? Miss DranV and Miss Lin Dowkowert drum mCAOrettes (left tn nnht) nro nil eo i Zt ttt-i rrj -m Dr Gilbert Moesinger (center) who plaued football at Weber State in 1929 compares his uni form with this year's team members Steve Hanrahan defensive captain (left) and Henry Owens senior tailback (right) The homecoming game will highlight the six-day activities 4 tn the homecoming parade and football game on Nov 4 -V.