One More Time : J Pe Homecoming Week was great! The final special activities of this year’s Homecoming started last Saturday with a spectacular parade. The parade was seven blocks long, moving along Washington between 2list rectly the and after 28th the Color Homecoming came the streets. Di- Guard and theme banner award-winning Weber State Band and a car bearing Presi- dent of Miller the College, William P. The Special Division given to the LDSSA float representing recreation, around and his wife. rounds. Then the Chatonelles did a routine to the tune of Anchor’s Away. The Homecoming Queen, Leslie Taylor, was also brought. Sigma Delta Phi captured the First Place trophy in the men’s division. Their float was a fountain with mermaids around the fountain. It was titled an optimistic ‘Tomorrow’s Weber’ with models of the new Wildcat Stadium and other features and programs. and out onto the field.. All the bands that had participated in the parade came onto the field and made a huge USA. The trophy was worship, work study, centered represented in the parade for the first time as well from two other states. The theme as for the entire bands Home- because 67’. Hot Dogs.) This was set off by such activities as a Van Cliburn Concert Friday evening; Old Photographs Exhibition in the union headed by Clark Walker; the ‘W’ on the mountain was lighted every night; and other equally important activities, all sponsored by WSC. The main interest for all was the float competition in the parade. The 17 entries were the most that had dent After the parade, all the bands participating were given an openair lunch in the Wildcat Stadium. (They must have been very hungry coming celebration was ‘Weberific The they Game packed away sponsored card stunts also performed at the Paul Skeen, Chairman of the Dance Committee, was in an acci- a revolving world. All thé high schools in the county were AMS which were game. with a colorful on his way his hospital this with a reason, Homecoming 2,000 to the parade motorcycle and is now broken foot. parade yet. Excelsior fraternity men’s club was the Sweepstakes Winner ofthe parade. The float was a long purple and white creation with the college’s seal at the back of it standing on a large white ‘W’. It represented the four academic schools of the college. The best women’s float was made by LaDianaeda and followed a Wildcat theme. It was titled ‘Garrrific’ eit college diplomns also being is leted. » h bly. 7 For Paul missed the dance. It was held in the union cafeteria. was a romping the success with the Wildcats winning over the Idaho University, 28 to 17. The half-time activities were also a success with the WSC band putting on a fine show. The cafeteria was decorated in fall colors with large letters spelling theme. were out the Homecoming Hors d’oeuvres and punch served to some 1,000 people. The entertainment provided at intermission was Rich Mavin who The band did some precision some geometric in marching : figures and played™some songs in is a semi-professional player. . He is a local banjo student. ever been entered in a Home- coming with in the YEAH, BAND Editor, Signpost: I would like of expressing approval State to to the College staging a take this means my appreciation and students for most of Weber organizing excellent and Home- coming celebration. I am sure a special accolade should go to Mr. Farrell Shepherd. Activities of this sort: are tremendous undertakings, and very often credit is not given to those who do a great deal of work behind the scenes. I would also like to compliment Mr. Donald Threlkeld and the members of the Weber State College Marching Band for presenting a most excellent marching band of the season. Weber State has a marching band of which it can be very proud. I do feel, however, that we should have at least a 50 per cent greater membership in the marching band. I know that there ally hundreds must be liter- of students enrolled in the College who have taken part in band during their high school -days and I would like to instigate a campaign to increase the enrollment in the band so that next fall we will have a marching band of at least This _vity 100 players. is a most and the worthwhile Music acti- Department _ would like to pledge itself to seeing that we