Intramurals gave many Weber State College students a chance to release the tensions of classwork with physical exercise. Participants in the competition included various sororities, fraternities, dorm students and independent teams. The Women's Intramural Association was organized early in the year with Jan Keim as president and Ms. JoAnn Otte serving as advisor. John Knight, a former WSC grid star, took on the responsibility as Director of the Men's Intramural Association with a long list of activities in mind. Activities got started for both groups on October 1, with flag football heading the list of events. After several weeks of play and fierce competition between the various organizations, Otyokwa walked away with trophies and a 7-1 record in the Women's Club competition, the Funsters took first in Women's Independent team play and the Skullbusters captured the Men's Division first place title. Other activities included golfing competition, archery, and volleyball tourneys. Stomps provided another outlet for student emotion. Homecoming Week Activities centered around the theme, "Winds of Change". Events began with a Musical Extravaganza on Monday, Nov. 5, which featured three bands playing music from the thirties up to recent sounds. The studentbody balloting results were announced during the dance with Nancy Carr receiving the title of Homecoming Queen, Konnie Kotter, First Attendant and Jan Faunce, Second Attendant. Fireworks and the lighting of the "W" on the mountain concluded the night's activities. On Tuesday, the Activities Board sponsored a Homecoming stomp, scheduling the group "Copperfield" to play. Alumni revisited their alma mater on Wednesday and performed in their annual "Feline Follies" program. Alumni were again on campus Thursday night for a banquet sponsored by the WSC Alumni Association. On Friday, Weber State's own stage band set the mood for the Homecoming Dance with the big band sound of the fifties. Activities climaxed on Saturday, November 10, in the morning parade and afternoon game against University of Montana. The long list of events ended with Mary Travers in concert Saturday night. Upper right: Two WSC students showed the kind of enthusiasm that is contagious at Homecoming games. Middle left: Lynn Leman, KCPX disc jockey and master of ceremonies at the Homecoming stomp, presented SIGNPOST Editor Bonnie Cantwell with the Leman Lemon award. Middle right: Many WSC students were disqualified for running instead of walking while participating in the Homecoming Week footrace. Lower left: SIGMA GAMMA CHI crammed members into a telephone booth in an attempt to win the prize offered as a part of pre-Homecoming activities. Opposite page, upper right: Thousands came to watch the Wildcats play Montana State during WSC's Homecoming game. Middle left: Jerry Bond watched the proceedings with enthusiasm typical of WSC stomp participants this year. Middle right: Becky Richards was kept busy serving students in the library. Lower left: Glad that classes were over for the day, Suzanne Dixon started for home. Lower right: SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON'S intramural football team discussed strategy for their next play.