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Community Homecoming

Parade

Saturday, September 22

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CSU vs. SDSU

Saturday, September 22 at

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Hughes Stadium,

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FCHS

vs. Horizon

Friday, October 5 at 7pm,

French

Field, (970) 416-8021

RMHS vs. Longmont

Friday, October 12 at 7pm, French

Field,

(970) 416-7023

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Homecoming Events

Friday, September 21

-Sunday, September 23

Colorado State University

Homecoming Weekend

See other side for details

Friday,

October

5 7pm

Fort Collins High School vs.

Horizon High School

French Field

Saturday,

October 6

Fort Collins High School

Homecoming Dance

Thursday,

October 11

10am-4pm

Cans Around the Oval

Fort Collins Largest Food Drive

Bring cans to the oval for the

Larimer Food Bank

Friday,

October 12

7pm

Rocky Mountain High School vs.

Longmont High School

French Field

Saturday,

October 13

Rocky Mountain High School

Homecoming Dance

Friday,

October 19

7pm

Poudre High School vs.

Northglen High School

French Field

Saturday,

October 20

Poudre High School

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Friday, September 21

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Alumni Center Open House Student Alumni Connection Open House

SAC Office, Lory Student Center Room 17 4

8:30am

Fort Collins Bus Tour-Alumni Center Contact Krista Summers at (970) 491-5176

9am- Spm

"Champions by Design"

Design & Merchandising Department 145 Gifford Building

10am -1:30pm

Human Performance Clinical/Research Laboratory Open House

Moby Arena B Wing

11 :30am - 1:30pm

50-Year Club Luncheon

Lory Student Center Main Ballroom

Contact Jennifer Parsons at (970) 491-4256

1:30pm- 2:30pm

Morgan Library Tour

1:45pm - 2:45pm

Estate Planning/Planned Giving Seminar Lory Student Center

2pm

Bus Tour of Fort Collins Lory Student Center

Contact Krista Summers at (970) 491-5176

3pm- 5pm

Human Development and Family Studies Reception

144 Gifford Building

Contact Karen Rattenberg at (970) 491-7423

4pm- Spm

Seven Principles for Successful Relationships 113 Gifford Building

Call (970) 491-5991 for more info

Spm- 6pm

Class of 1941, 1951, and 1961 Cocktail Reception

University Club, Lory Student Center

Contact Catherine Westbrook at (970) 491-5831

6pm

• Class of 1941 Reunion Dinner LSC Sculpture Garden

• Class of 1951 Reunion Dinner LSC West Ballroom

• Class of 1961 Reunion Dinner LSC Longs Peak Room

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• Lory Student Center

Sutherland Garden

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West Lawn

• D.J. Tek 9- Matt Davis

• 8:00 Pep Rally, Bonfire,

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CSU Club Soccer vs. CU

Intramural fields, South of Moby Arena

7pm

Experience the many wonders of our solar system

120 Engineering Building

7pm

Women's Volleyball vs. St. Mary's

Moby Arena, for more info call (970) 491-RAMS

8pm-9pm

Stargazing

Rooftop, Natural and Environmental Sciences Building

Saturday, September 22

7am -9am

Homecoming Pancake Breakfast Alumni Center

7am -11 am

Alumni Center Open House

Sam

5K Race The Oval

Call (970) 491-5081 for information

8:30am -10:30am

Manufacturing Technology & Construction Management Open House and Continental Breakfast

Guggenheim Hall, for more info call (970) 491-7959

9am

Community Homecoming Parade

"Close Encounters of the Fort Kind" 2pm

CSU Women's Volleyball vs.

University of San Diego

3pm

Pre-game Tailgate

South side of Hughes Stadium parking Jot For more info call (970) 491-6533

Spm

CSU vs. SDSU

Hughes Stadium For ticket info call (970) 491-RAMS

Sunday, September 23

9 & 11 am, 1 & 3pm

CSU RAMS Softball Fall Classic

Ram Field, for more info call (970) 491-RAMS

2pm

CSU Volleyball vs. Alumni Players

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Colorado State University Alumni Association InterFraternity Council

Front Range Community College

Colorado State University Panhellenic Association ASCSU

Fort Collins High School Student Council Poudre High School Student Council Rocky Mountain High School Student Council Centennial High School Student Council

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September 24- October 15

1999 PSD Schedule of Homecoming Games:

RMHS vs. Loveland

FCHS vs. Horizon

PHS vs. Thornton

Friday, September 24 at 7pm French Field Friday, October 1 at 7pm French Field Friday, October 15 at 7pm French Field

Saturday, October 2

CSU Rams vs. New Mexico

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SK Race sponsored by the Dept. of Health and

Exercise Science-CSU Oval, contact Sheri Linnell at 491-6910

College of Business Breakfast and Parade

Watching-Rockwell Hall

8:30- 10:30am Continental Breakfast-Guggenheim Hall Sponsored by the Dept. of Manufacturing Technology and Construction Management. STAY and WATCH the parade!

9am

Community Homecoming Parade

New Route!

1pm

4-6pm

8 -llpm

*CSU ALL Alumni and Friends Tailgate-Hughes Stadium, Alumni Tent.

CSU Rams vs. New Mexico State

Hughes Stadium, 491-RAMS Relationship Assessment and Interpretation-Gifford Bldg., Human Development and Family Studies

"I Love the Nightlife" Disco at Ganders-Fort Collins Marriott Hotel, 350 E. Horsetooth

Activities are free and open to the public unless otherwise noted.

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Homecoming Highlights

Friday, September 24

7pm

Rocky Mountain High School vs. Loveland

French Field (RMHS, South Shields and Swallow)

Monday, September 27

7pm Hypnotist-Lory Student Center, sponsored by University Program

Council

Tuesday, September 28

7pm *College Bowl-Lory Student Center, CSU student teams must register,

hosted by University Program Council

Wednesday, September 29

4-7pm "Swing On In" Dance-Am mons Hall, hosted by Career Center Swing

Dance at (970) 491-5709

dusk The Great College Drive-In Movie-Moby Arena parking lot

Thursday, September 30

lOam-6pm *Frisbee GolfTournament-For location and time contact the

University Program Council

5:30pm *DVM Class of 1949 50-year Reunion-University Park Holiday Inn,

Dinner is served at 6:30pm, call {970) 491-0663 for more information

7:30pm Willard 0. Eddy Lecture featuring "Galileo, the Church and the

Cosmos"-Eddy Bldg., Room 212 contact Jan Cordova at

(970) 491-3351

Friday, Odober 1

7pm

Fort Collins High School

vs. Horizon

Friday, Odober

1 thru

Sunday,

Odober 3

Friends of the Library's 60th Anniversary Annual Book Sale, Foothills Fashion Mall

Sunday, Odober 3

9am -5pm *A Day in the Park- Pingree Park, hosted by the College of Natural

Resources, contact Karol Maruska at (970) 491-0600

1 pm National Champions CSU Polo Team vs. Alumni-Equine Center,

contact Bill Hill at 491-2116

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*Continental Breakfast-Alumni Center Alumni Storytellers₁ Aiumni Center Alumni Registration-Alumni Center

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Library, Eastside Lobby

*What's new in Fort cJIIins! Community Bus Tour-Depart from the Alumni Center, hosted by Dave Dornan ('73, '77)

2 -4:30pm 3pm 3- 5pm 3:30-5:30pm 4-Spm 4-6pm

*Class of 1939

60-yea

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"International Debt R lief" a seminar on Banking and Financial

lnstitutions-Rockw~ll Hall, Room 176

"Champions by

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Gifford Bldg., Room 145 •

Open House and Tour, Dept. of Food Science and Human Nutrition-Gifford Bldg., Room 205

Library Student Empldyee Reunion- Morgan Library, contact I

Pam Jones at (970) 491-6B23

On-line Computer Graphics Demonstrations-Computer Sciences

Department, 601 S. Hqwes, Room 31 OA

College of Business Entrepreneurial Workshop-Rockwell Hall Relationship Assessment and Interpretation, Human Development and Family Studies-Gifford Bldg., Lobby

The NEW ALL

ALUMNI/COMMUNITY

BBQ!

5-7:30pm Bpm 9pm

*A new event featuring the return of the

Green and Gold Review (a spin off from the talent show of years past), and will include

a "Vintage Winds" concert, the traditional

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musical Step Show. Join us for the BBQ and enjoy an Ice Cream Social too!

Pep Rally and Bonfire

Traditional Lighting of the "A" and Fireworks Show

All activities

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on the Lory Student Center

West Lawn

4:30-5:30pm History of Forest Services 90th Anniversary-Lory Student Center, presented by Dr. Denny Lynch

5 & 7pm 6pm

Men's and Women's Club Soccer-Intramural Fields College of Engineering Social and Tour-Engineering Bldg. *12th Annual Colorado State Hall of Fame Banquet, contact Gary Ozzello at 491-5067

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7pm *College of Engineering Awards Banquet-RSVP Carol Bernard at 4911-702B

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7-7:30pm 7 -10pm 7:30-9pm

*Class of 1949 50-year Reunion-Lory Student Center

*Class of 1959 40-year Reunion-Lory Student Center

*ASCSU Reunion-Lory Student Center

*Kappa Alpha Theta Class of 19B9 1 0-year Reunion-contact Tricia MacHendrie at (303) B71-4791

GOLD Club Reunion-Ramskeller Solarium

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Entrepreneurial Workshop- College of Business, Rockwell Hall Astronomy with Physics Professor Roger Culver-Engineering Bldg., Room 120

Student Recreation Center Open House and New Addition Tour Stargazing- Natural and Environmental Sciences Bldg., Rooftop

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Parade sponsored by:

Colorado State University Poudre School District Downtown Business Association Fort Collins Chamber of Commerce

Fort Collins Senior Center

City of Fort Collins Fort Fund

Colorado State University Alumni Association InterFraternity Council

Front Range Community College

Colorado State University Panhellenic Association ASCSU

Fort Collins High School Student Council

Poudre High School Student Council

Rocky Mountain High School Student Council Centennial High School Student Council

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'Time of Your Life' planned for

Homecoming/Family Weekend

Faculty and staff are encouraged to join students, parents and alumni and have the

"The Time of Your Life" when Homecoming/ Family Weekend gets underway at Colorado State Oct. 19-21.

"Our theme this year reflects our desire to make this a fun and memorable weekend for everyone who participates," said Sandy Swaim, assistant to the director of the Lory Student Center, who co-chaired the Home-coming/Family Weekend planning committee with Alumni Director Michelle McKim.

Several colleges have planned special reunion and scholarship celebrations for their students and alumni. This year, the classes of 1930, 1940, 1950 and 1960 will return to campus for reunion festivities.

The weekend is packed with activities that are open to the public, although some require tickets. For a complete program schedule and reservation information, call 491-7501.

Events on Friday include a Rhythm Fest from 3:30-7:30 p.m. Oct. 19 at the Sutherland Sculpture Garden. The fest will feature live bands, dancers, singing groups, food and other entertainment.

Faculty and staff also are encouraged to attend the President's Reception at 5 p.m. Oct. 19 in the West Food Court and Solarium of the student center. The traditional lighting of the "A" will follow at 7:15p.m., and a bonfire at Arthur's Ditch is planned at 8:30 p.m.

From 8:30 p.m. to midnight, the campus community can dance to oldies from the '50s and '60s at the Ramskeller's "Shake, Rattle and Roll."

Also on Oct. 19, Chris Sizemore, whose life was the basis for the movie "The Three Faces of Eve," will lecture on her experiences as a person with multiple personalities. Her ,

lecture is at 8 p.m. in the East and Middle Ballrooms of the student center. Admission is $4 per person.

Saturday events include an Exercise and

Sport Science Fun Run on the Oval at 8 a.m., the Birch Street Breakfast at the Alumni Cen-ter from 8-11 a.m., and the Homecoming

Pa-rade from Old Town to campus at 9 a.m. (The parade is funded in part by a Fort Fund Grant.) The Homecoming Football Game at

Hughes Stadium pits the Rams against the University of New Mexico, with kickoff at 12:05 p.m.

That evening, "Polynesian Paradise: The Family Feast" is planned in the Main

Ball-room, Lory Student Center, at 6 p.m. Tickets for the dinner of polynesian chicken, rice, tropical fruits, vegetables and desserts areS 10 for adults and $7 for children ages 5-10.

New age guitarist Robin Crow will per-form at 8:30p.m. that night in the Lory

Stu-dent Center Theatre. Tickets are $3 for stu-dents and $5 for non-stustu-dents.

Events on Sunday, Oct. 21, begin with the Ram Family Scramble Golf Tournament at City Park Nine, with check-in at 8 a.m. The Rambouillet Room will host a "Jam & Jazz" Sunday brunch for $8 per person from 9:30-1:30 p.m.

At 1 p.m. that day, the National Colle-giate Champion men's polo team from

Colo-rado State will compete in a free polo match at the Equine Center, Overland Trail at Eliza-beth Street.

The Friends of the Gustafson Gallery will present "One Hundred Years: A Fashion Retrospective" from 7-9:30 p.m. at Ammons Hall. Tickets are $15 for the evening, which includes champagne, dessert and a fashion

show of garments from 1890-1990. Ann Yates, wife of Colorado State President Al-bert Yates, is one of the Fort Collins citizens who will help model the clothing. For tickets to this event, call 491-1983. I

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Homecoming Supporters!

Alfalfa's Market

American Video Angel's Bakery

Associated Students of Colorado State University

B. Dalton Bookseller Beer Ba:zaar Bristol Floral

Brown's Shoe Fit Company Buttons and Bows Too Campus West Merchants Chesterfield Bottomsley & Potts

Restaurant and Sports Club Club Sports

Columbine Market Conrad Pharmacy Inc. Coopersmith Brewing Company Co120la's I)i:t:~.a

Craft Trophy

Downtown Business Association Drake Crossing Merchants El Burrito Restaurant Encore Family Consignment Fleener's Bakery

Food Co-op of Fort Collins Fort Collins Muller Center Fossil Creek Nursery Foxfire Property Management Front Range Records Hair Express Housing Helpers Inc. Inn At Fort Collins

International Tours and Cruises Travel Agency

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D Quick Printing Jay's Bistro java Pla:za K99FMRadio KIMN Radio King Soopers Lee's Cyclery

Lewan and Associates Inc. Und Optical

Uoyd's Art Center

Max's Barber Shop Mazur Insurance Agency McCarty's Barber Shop Norwest Bank Old Chicago

Old Comer Bookstore Operation Electric Panhandler's Pim Pasto's Italian Restaurant Payless Shoesource Poudre Rexall Pharmacy I)oudre Valley Hospital Pringle Brothers Fine Wine and

Spirits Rams Bookstore

State Farm Insurance/Mary Biggers Quick Appliance Repair Service Quizno's Of Fort Collins Rain tree Animalllospital Sandwich Garden Scotchies Cleaners 7-Eleven

Shirito Sonic Drive-In South College Liquors Spirits

Spring Creek Merchants Subway Sandwiches and Salads Sunset Beach Tanning Salon TCBYYogurt

Toddy's Super Market Traffic Masters

University Park Holiday Inn Vinni's

Vintage Camera and Clock Repair Wally's Bail Bonds

Walnut Street Gallery Walrus Ice Cream

Western Mobile- Northern, Inc. Wine Cellar

WrightUfe Yellow Submarine Zip One-Hour Photo

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Revised Schedule of Events

Around The Town

Throughout the weekend, please support those local businesses (listed on this schedule) that show their support for the RAMS by proudly displaying the green and gold. Be sure to stop by Coopersmith's and/or Old Chicago to gather with former classmates and catch up on old times.

On-going Campus Exhibition

9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Crazy Patchwork- Fancy and Plain Gustafson Gallery, Ct 05 Aylesworth (Next to Parking Mnagement.)

Thursday, October 7

5-7 p.m. Home Economics tOOth Birthday Celebration Kick-Off West Ballroom, Lory Student Center (LSC)

5:30p.m. 50-Year CVMBS Reunion, Longs Peak Dining Room, LSC

5:30 - 7 p.m. Alumni Center Open House, 645 South Shields

Be sure to stop by to receive a special "surprise" gift. 6- 8 p.m. Free live concert, featuring "Western Vogue,"

Old Town Square

Friday, October 8

7 a.m. - Midnight Class of 1943 Hospitality Suite, Kansas State Room, University Park Holiday Inn, 425 W. Prospect Road 8 a.m. - 7 p.m. Parking Lot Shuttle, West Moby Parking Lot,

Alumni Center Lot, and LSC

8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Alumni Center Open House, 645 South Shields Be sure to stop by to receive a special "surprise" gift. 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Alumni Registration, Art Lounge, First Floor, LSC

8:30- 10 a.m. All Alumni Continental Breakfast, Sutherland Sculpture Garden, LSC

11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Music on the Plaza, Lory Student Center Plaza

Noon- 2 p.m. 50-Year dub l.uncheon, West Ballroom, LSC

1, 2:15, 3:30p.m. Bus Tours- Meet in the Sunken Lounge, First Floor, LSC 2:30 - 5 p.m. Food Science and Human Nutrition Open House, Second

Floor, Gifford Building (Tours start in Room 232) 3 - 5 p.m. Marriage and Family Therapy Clinic and Early

Childhood Center Reception and Tours, Gifford Lounge 3- 5 p.m. Military Rendezvous, Room 220- 222, LSC

3 p.m.

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Year and 65-Year Social (Classes of 1933 and 1 928), Longs l)eak Dining Room, LSC

5:30 - 7 p.m. President's Welcome Party for Alumni and Friends, Sutherland Sculpture Garden, LSC

(Inclement weather- West Food Court) 6:30p.m. Pep Rally, West Lawn, LSC

7 - 9 p.m. Black Alumni Reception, Longs Peak Room, LSC

7- 9 p.m. llispanic Alumni Reception, Alumni Center, 645 S. Shields

7 p.m. Women's Soccer Game, Intramural Field

7 p.m. Women's Volleyball Match, Moby Arena

7 p.m. Alumni Marching Band Rehearsal, Music

Building-Room200

7 p.m. Class of 1943 Reunion Dinner, University Park Holiday Inn, 425 W. Prospect Road

7 p.m. Class of 1948 Reunion Dinner, Cherokee Park Room, LSC

7 p.m. Class of 1953 Roundup, Middle Ballroom, LSC

9 p.m.- Midnight All Alumni Homecoming Dance, West Ballroom, LSC

9:30p.m. Ughting of the "A" and Fireworks Choose a good vantage point to enjoy this Colorado State tradition and fireworks.

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8 a.m. - Noon Alumni Center Open House, 645 South Shields

This is your last chance to stop by, tour your Alumni Center, and receive a free "surprise" gift.

8 a.m. The Thirteenth Annual Homecoming 5K Race,

Colorado State University Oval

8 - 11 a.m. Birch Street Breakfas~ Ramskeller and West Lawn, LSC 8- 9:30a.m. El Centro Open House, 178 Lory Student Center

9 a.m. Alumni Swim Meet, Moby Arena Pool 9 a.m. Homecoming Parade

Starts in Old Town (Mountain and Walnut); travels south on College to Magnolia, west on Magnolia to Howes;

south on Howes to Laurel, west on Laurel to Moby

parking lot.

9 a.m. Homecoming Parade Hospitality Station,

Corner of Howes and Laurel Streets

9:30a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Pre-game Tailgater-"Ram Huddle"

Hughes Stadium South Parking Lot, Southeast of Gate 5

1 p.m. Homecoming Football Game, Hughes Stadium

3:30 - 6 p.m. College of Natural Resources l)ost-Game Reception, University l)ark lloliday Inn

3:30 - 5:30p.m. Donor Appreciation Reception, Ammons Hall

4 p.m. College of Agricultural Sciences Alumni Reception, Colorado State Equine Center - Overland Trail 4 -6 p.m. Exercise and Sport Science (formerly Physical

Education) Reunion- CANCELLED

5:30p.m. Class of 1968 Social and Barbecue, Alumni Center, 645 South Shields

6 p.m. Class of 1958 Dinner and Dance, Longs Peak Room, LSC 6 p.m. Alumni Marching Band Barbeque,

Sutherland Sculpture Garden (West side of LSC) (In case of inclement weather-Solarium, 1st Floor, LSC) 6 p.m. The Fourteenth Annual Engineering Dean's Council

Dinner, Reception (6 p.m.) -University dub Dinner (7 p.m.)-North Ballroom, LSC

6:30p.m. Class of 1953 Dinner and Dance, Sundance Steak House and Country Club, 2716 E. Mulberry

7 p.m. Women's Volleyball Match, Moby Arena

8 p.m. john Gorka Concert, Lory Student Center Theatre

Sunday, October 10

8- 9:30 a.m. Alumni Marching Band Breakfast, Solarium, 1st Floor, LSC

9 a.m. Scramble Golf Tournament, City Park Nine,

411 South Bryan

9 a.m.- 3 p.m. Class of 1943 Pingree Park Picnic, Pingree Park, approximately 60 miles northwest of Fort Collins 9:30- 11 :30 a.m. Colorado State University Police Department Reunion,

Ammons llall

10 a.m. Class of 1953 Brunch, Ask at the Holiday Inn for the specific location for the brunch.

University Park Holiday Inn, 425 W. Prospect 1 p.m. Polo Exhibition Match, Equine Center,

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I. All your friends will be here. 2. Autumn leaves on the Oval.

3. Hundreds of great restaurants (more than when you were here last!).

4. Sunset behind Horsetooth.

5. Bob will probably be here.

6. Show pictures of your kids to everyone at your class reunion.

7. Sunset from the Longs Peak room. 8. See plans for the Moby gym addition.

9. Watch the Rams beat BYU-again. I 0. 125 sky rockets on Friday night. II. The pep rally.

12. Autumn in Fort Collins. 13. Admire the newly painted "A."'

14. Hike up to the newly painted "A." 15. See Cam the Ram.

57. Hang around the Alumni Center like you own the place.

58. Kathy might be here.

59. Drive up the Canyon. 60. Drive back down the Canyon. 61. Show everyone your new car.

62. Show everyone you still have the same car.

63. Show everyone your green and gold car.

64. Go on a bus tour of campus.

65. Get a snapshot of Cam with your car.

66. Take a nap on the lawn-for old times sake.

67. See Hughes Stadium packed. 68. Hear Hughes Stadium packed.

69. Hot dogs at the game. 70. Cheer until you are hoarse.

71. Walk around the Oval.

72. Walk around your old residence hall.

96. Hoist a drink and a sandwich at favorite eatery. 97. Find the spot where your favorite eatery once

stood.

98. Visit the new Visitors Center.

99. Go to the Holiday 1\vin for a drive-in movie. 100. Fly in to DIA.

I 0 I. The Birch Street Breakfast.

102. Watch the time and temperature change on the big sign by Moby.

103. Try to find your favorite book in the library. 104. Walk across the Vietnam Memorial Bridge at

Arthur's Ditch.

105. Watch the city lights from Horsetooth Reservoir.

106. Watch the submarine races at Horsetooth Reservoir.

I 07. Visit the three art galleries on campus.

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I6~ore rnicrobreweries per capita than

any other Front Range city.

17. See the remodeling of Morgan Ubrary. 18. Go look at that pretty fountain in the middle

of Ammons Hall.

19. Autumn in the Rockies.

20. A chance to kiss your spouse on the same spot you kissed the first time.

21. A chance to see that person you wish you had kissed instead.

22. Hear Fum McGraw sing that song about the

mother who would rather see her son in hell than send him to Boulder.

23. A chance to impress friends by saying

"quasquicentennial."

24. See the remodeling of Rockwell Hall. 25. Meet Dr. Yates at the President's Reception. 26. Meet Sonny Lubick.

27. Meet your old roommate. 28. Meet a new roommate.

29. Wear your favorite earmuffs to the game. 30. Wear all your funny old green and gold clothes. 31. Get a snapshot of your kids with Cam. 32. Get a snapshot of your spouse with Cam.

33. Get a snapshot of Dr. Yates with Cam.

34. Swim in Horsetooth.

35. Fish in Horsetooth

:-36. Fish in the Poudre.

3 7. Fish in the pond by the Student Center. 38. Fish with Cam.

39. Tailgate parties at the football game. 40. T.P. your rival fraternity.

41. T.P. your rival sorority. 42. Nice motels.

43. The nicest frisbee golf course in the U.S. 44. Sunset from the Sutherland Sculpn1re Garden. 45. Marching band music.

46. See another Greg Myers interception. 47. A concert in Old Town.

48. The Ram Scramble golf tournament.

49. See what has changed. 50. See what has not changed. 51. Read the Collegian.

52. Hike to Horsetooth Rock.

53. Show-off how well your letter jacket still fits. 54. A chance to thank a favorite instructor. 55. Play in the Alumni Marching Band.

56. Feed the geese at City Park Lake.

7 3. Eat lunch in your old residence hall.

74. Don't eat lunch in your old residence hall.

75. Marvel at how young students look now.

76. Show everyone you remember the fight song. 77. Relearn the fight song.

78. Run in the Homecoming SK race. 79. Sing the Alma Mater like you mean it. 80. Climb that big elm tree again. 81. Get a window decal for your car. 82. Buy a new sweatshirt at the Book Store. 83. All those exciting parade floats. 84. All those exciting parade bands. 85. All that free parade candy.

86. See if your name is still in the cement by the Chemistry Building.

87. Meet Michelle McKim.

88. Talk about how sure you were about things back then.

89. Brag about how right you were. 90. Laugh about how wrong you were.

91. See Larry LaSasso run around Hughes stadium in a kilt.

92. Visit the new NESB building. 93. Cruise College Avenue.

94. See how everyone but you has aged.

95. See if your wardrobe is back in fashion.

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108. Ride the bike trails all around town. _ _

109. Watch dogs slosh through the lagoon. 110. Go bowling at the Student Center. 111. Play pool at the Student Center. 112. Shop in the Book Store.

113. Hear the trains roll through campus. 114. Run laps on the track.

115. Stuff yourself at the 50 Year Club Luncheon. 116. Find that quiet place you used to go study. 117. Remember how it felt the first time you saw this

place.

118. Remember how it felt when you graduated. 119. Visit your children who attend Colorado State

today.

120. Show your children where they will go to college.

121. Take a tour through the xeriscape garden on campus.

122. Count the seed varieties in the National Seed Storage Laboratory.

123. Hear people speak their minds from the stump on the Plaza.

124. Watch those ROTC guys do push-ups for each Ram touchdown.

125. It's gonna be really fun!

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Around The Town

During the weekend, please support local businesses that show their

support for the RAMS by proudly displaying the green and gold.

On-Going Events

Applied Human Sciences Student Council Homecoming Mum Sale

Buy a beautiful yellow mum for Homecoming! We will once again be selling our traditional mum corsages. You must pre-order your corsage

using the Homecoming Registration Form. Corsages may be picked-up at

Alumni Registration on Friday or at the Lory Student Center Information

Desk on Saturday from 8 - 11 a.m. Homecoming mum corsages $6 each.

Pacesetter Homecoming Court Selection

The Associated Students of Colorado State University (ASCSU) recognize outstanding students involved in diverse activities on campus and in the

community. You are invited to meet the Homecoming Pacesetters at

Homecoming Fest, the President's Welcome Party, and the parade. The

Pacesetters will be also be recognized during halftime at Saturday's

football game.

ASCSU Ram Raffle

ASCSU is sponsoring a raffle with several great prizes during

Homecoming Week. Money raised through the raffle will be used to start

an annual tradition of giving a gift to the University on behalf of the

students. Purchase your tickets on the Student Center Plaza or during

Homecoming Fest. Winners will be announced at Homecoming Fest. $1 per ticket.

Gustafson Gallery Exhibit

Colorado State Memories: Those College Days

September 29- November 30; 9 a.m.- 5 p.m., Monday- Friday

Gustafson Gallery, C105 Aylesworth Hall

From freshman beanies to letter sweaters and athletic uniforms,

"Colorado State Memories: Those College Days" will offer a nostalgic

look at life at Colorado State. The exhibit is sponsored by the Department

ofDesign, Merchandising, and Consumer Sciences and will open on

Friday, September 29 at 3 p.m. with a lecture presentation on Colorado

State history and traditions. Free.

Timrsday. September 28

5:30 - 7 p.m. Alumni Center Open House

Alumni Center, 645 S. Shields

Start your Homecoming weekend with a visit to the Alumni Center for

conversation and complimentary refreshments.

5:30p.m. Class of'45

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine 50 Year Reunion Longs Peak Dining Room, Lory Student Center

The College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences Class of 1945 celebrates its 50 year anniversary with cocktails and dinner, hosted

by Dr. James L. Voss, Dean. A Social II our will begin at 5:30p.m., with

dinner at 6:30p.m. Call (970) 491-0663 for more information. 7 p.m. Willard 0. Eddy Legacy Lecture

Room 228, Lory Student Center

This annual lecture is held to celebrate the rich legacy left to the

University by Willard Eddy. Jean Bethke Elshtain, B.A.,'63, Professor of

Poilitical Science, University of Chicago, will present "The Cultural and

Historical Legacy of the 1960s." Free.

7 -9 p.m. Old Town Homecoming Concert

Old Town Square, Fort Collins

Join us downtown for an evening concert featuring the "rock stomping,

jazz breaking, and reggae grooving" sounds of Monkey Meet. Theirs is a

unique brand of hard funk and scorching rock with suave vocal

harmonies, the group calls "upwardly global funk-a-go-go!" Free.

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8 a.m. -7 p.m. Parking Lot Shuttle

Alumni Center and West Moby Lots

Park in the lot west ofMoby Arena (corner of Elizabeth and Shields) or

at the Alumni Center ("T" intersection of Laurel and Shields). Ride the

continual shuttle to the Lory Student Center. Free.

8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Alumni Center Open House

Meet with your friends and classmates at the Alumni Center. This is the

time to catch up and reminisce. Complimentary refreshments.

8 a.m. -6 p.m. Alumni Registration

Lory Student Center

Alumni may pick up their tickets, schedules, and other Homecoming

information. An opportunity to see other alumni families and friends.

8- 10 a.m. All Alumni Continental Breakfast Lory Student Center

Join us for a tasty continental breakfast and become reacquainted with

former classmates. Free.

8- 10 a.m. Class of'45

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Continental Breakfast Adams Lounge, Physiology Building

Members of the DVM Class of '45 will enjoy a continental breakfast

followed by tours of the Glover Gallery and the Veterinary Teaching

Hospital. Free.

9 - 11 a.m. College of Applied Human Sciences Homecoming Breakfast

North Ballroom, Lory Student Center Buffet 9-10 a.m.; Program 9:45a.m.

Join us for an elegant breakfast and meet former classmates and the

faculty. Emeritus President William E. Morgan will present a program and

slide show, "The Colorado State University Campus: How It Was and Why

It Is." Historic costumes and department displays will be featured. $12

per person; limited to 200 guests.

9- 11:30 a.m. New Facilities and History Exhibit Lory Student Center

See the historical past and get a glimpse of the future. Examine a model

of the Morgan Library addition, view architectural renderings of the

planned addition to Moby Arena, see the plans for the Rockwell Hall renovation, visit with representatives from the Library, enjoy a history exhibit, and help us identify photographs from the past. Don't miss this

event! Several of Colorado State's varsity coaches will be attending to visit

with you. Free.

11 a.m. - Noon Laboratory Modernization Initiative Celebration

The College of Engineering will celebrate the successful completion of the Laboratory Modernization Initiative, a fund-raising program to enhance the undergraduate teaching laboratories. The College wishes to thank all of the generous donors who made the Initiative such a success. For more information and reservations contact the Dean's Office, College of

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11:30 a.m.- 1:30 p.m. 50 Year Club Luncheon West Ballroom, Lory Student Center

Members of all classes from 1945 and earlier are invited to this traditional luncheon. Enjoy good food while you reminisce about your day's at Colorado Agricultural College/Colorado A & M. Your choice of beef, chicken or salad. $10 Class of '45; $15 all others.

1 -4 p.m. Army ROTC Reunion First Floor, Military Science Building

Army ROTC alums! The cadets and cadre of the Ram Battalion invite you to an open house and orientation about Army ROTC and the program in the 90s. Please stop by, reacquaint your self with some history and meet the military science department officers, NCOs, and cadets. For information call LTC Jan Bertholf, AT&T collect, (970) 491-1637. Free. 1:30 and 2:30 p.m. Campus and Fort Collins Bus Tours

Meet at Sunken Lounge, First Floor, Lory Student Center

Take a tour of the campus and Fort Collins. Compare what was to what is now. You and your friends will be surprised at how the campus and community have grown. First come, first served. Free.

2 -3 p.m. An Invitation to Healthy Living 232 Gifford

Bring your questions to this workshop presented by Dr. Jennifer Anderson, Food Science and Human Nutrition, and Dr. Catherine Kennedy, Exercise and Sport Science. You'll leave with up-to-date general health, nutrition, and physical activity recommendations. Wellness Profiles will be administered with results mailed to participants. Free. 2 - 5 p.m. ASCSU Homecoming Fest

Sutherland Sculpture Garden and West Lawn, Lory Student Center ASCSU is hosting an afternoon of free food, free drink, and great music to cheer the Rams to a Homecoming victory. Come see local musical talent and immediately following, join in the pep rally with Head Coach Sonny Lubick, the cheerleaders, and the Golden Poms. Free.

2 - 5 p.m. Gifford Building 20th Birthday Party Open House Rooms 144, 145, and the Margaret Hazaleus Patio,

Gifford Building

Stop by for a piece of cake and blow out a birthday candle! Food Science and Human Nutrition, Human Development and Family Studies, Design, Merchandising, and Consumer Sciences, and Home Economics will host this reception celebrating the 20th birthday of the Gifford Building. Refreshments, mementos, and tours of the departments. Free. 2 - 5 p.m. Human Development and

Family Studies Open House Tour First Floor, Gifford Building Tours of labs and classrooms. Free. 2 - 5 p.m. Food Science and Human Nutrition Open House Tour

Second Floor, Gifford Building

Tours of various departmental labs, classrooms, and areas of study. Free.

2 -5 p.m. Design, Merchandising, and Consumer Sciences Open House Tour

Third floor, Gifford Building and First floor, southwest wing Aylesworth Hall

Hourly tours of the labs and new interior design studio. Free. 3 p.m. Opening Reception and Presentation

Colorado State Memories: Those College Days Gustafson Gallery, Cl05 Aylesworth Hall

Enjoy a fascinating presentation on Colorado State history and traditions to mark the opening of this nostalgic exhibit of collegiate attire. The exhibit is sponsored by the Department of Design, Merchandising, and Consumer Sciences and the Friends of the Gustafson Gallery. Free.

3 p.m. 60 Year Social

Longs Peak Room, Lory Student Center

Everyone is invited to join the class of 1935 for complimentary refreshments and enjoyable conversation.

3:30 - 4:30 p.m. and 4:30 - 5:30 p.m.

Applied Human Sciences Colorado Wine Tasting 203 Gifford

Dr. Joseph Maga, professor, Food Science and Human Nutrition, offers an entertaining-and tasty! -overview of the Colorado wine industry. Samples of Colorado wines will be available for tasting and evaluation. Open to Applied Human Sciences alumni and guests, 21 years and older. Free. Each of the two sessions limited to 30 participants. For reservations, call (970) 491-5182.

5:30 - 7 p.m. President's Welcome Party Food Court, Lory Student Center

President and Mrs. Albert C. Yates will greet alumni and friends of the University at this welcome party. AU alumni are encouraged to attend. Ught refreshments will be served. Reunion classes will gather here to kickoff the weekend's activities. Free.

6 p.m. College of Engineering Achievement Awards Banquet North Ballroom, Lory Student Center

An annual event sponsored by the College and the Dean's Council Board of Directors. Join us to honor alumni and friends of the College for their achievements and contributions to Colorado State University.

For reservations contact the Dean's Office, College of Engineering, (970) 491-3366.

7 p.m. Class of 1945 Reunion Dinner University Park Holiday Inn

After only 50 years it's time to gather with friends and classmates for an evening of great food and heartwarming conversation. A sumptuous buffet dinner will be served. $25.

7 p.m. Class of 1950 Reunion Dinner Lory Student Center

Join your classmates for an evening of good food and good memories. Your choice of chicken or beef. $25.

7 p.m. Class of 1955 Reunion Dinner Lory Student Center

Join the 40 Year celebration of the class of 1955. Your choice of chicken or beef. $25.

7 p.m. Class of 196o Reunion Dinner Lory Student Center

Enjoy an evening of memories with the class of 1960. Your choice of chicken or beef. $25.

7 p.m. Alumni Marching Band Rehearsal Music Building

After attending the President's Welcome, join us for a rehearsal and warm-up for a musical weekend.

8- 10 p.m. Alumni Marching Band Reunion Dinner Lory Student Center

Join fellow band members for an evening of fun and a good meal. Your choice of beef or chicken. $20.

9 - 11 p.m. Dessert Buffet and Social Lory Student Center

Members of reunion classes who are attending the reunion dinner are invited to enjoy a dessert buffet following their reunion dinner. This is the perfect place to continue reminiscing with classmates and end your evening. A variety of desserts await you!

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9 - 9:30 p.m. Fireworks Over the baseball field.

The 12 5 year celebration continues with a spectacular fireworks display

over campus. Presented by Night Music of Denver, the pyrotechnics will

light up the sky with a resounding boom! Free.

Saturday, September 30

8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Late Registration Information Booth, Lory Student Center

Your last chance to pick up your registration materials and tickets! 8 a.m. - Noon Alumni Center Open House

With the weekend well under way, stop by to visit and enjoy the complimentary refreshments.

8 a.m. The Colorado State Homecoming 5K Race Colorado State Oval

The 15th Annual Homecoming Race for both nmners and walkers is

sponsored by the Department of Exercise and Sport Science. The race

follows the traditional campus course, starting and finishing on the Oval. All entrants receive a long-sleeved T-shirt and are eligible for prizes. $12 per person.

7:30- 10 a.m. "Business Rocks the Fort" Breakfast and Rockwell Hall Dedication

College of Business, Rockwell Hall, Laurel and Sherwood Streets Join alumni from the College of Business to celebrate our new home on

campus-Rockwell Hall! Our morning program will feature a short

building dedication with remarks from Dean Steve Bolander, a scrumptious breakfast buffet of bagels, fruit, pastries, a variety of coffees and juices, and tours of the building. Guests will also have reserved bleacher seating located in front of Rockwell Hall to view the parade as it heads down Laurel Street. Come celebrate a new beginning for the College of Business and visit with a favorite professor, college friend, and some current students. We'll have great door prizes to boot! $3 per person. 8 - 11 a.m. The Birch Street Breakfast

Ramskeller and Sutherland Sculpture Garden, Lory Student Center Join us for a hearty breakfast of pancakes, sausage, eggs, and other good

food prepared by the Construction Management Club. After breakfast, it's

just a short walk to Laurel Street to watch the parade! $6 adults; $3

children 10 years and under. 9 a.m. Homecoming Parade

It's the biggest show in town! This year we've combined the best of four celebrations-Homecoming, Octoberfest, Band Days, and Poudre R-1 Homecoming-into one gigantic parade! Stepping off in Old Town, the floats, bands, and novelties will wind their way toward campus, delighting young and young-at-heart alike. Starts in Old Town at Mountain and Walnut; travels south on College to Magnolia; west on Magnolia to Howes; south on Howes to Laurel; west on Laurel to the Towers and Moby Arena parking lots. Reaches campus about 9:30a.m. 10- 11:45 a.m. Ram Huddle- Pre-Game Tailgater

Hughes Stadium South Parking Lot, Southeast of Gate 5

This is the festivity you won't want to miss! All alumni are invited to this

pre-game tailgater to celebrate with other alumni before the football game. Get together under the big top tent for food, fun, and fellowship. Special sections will be set-up for alumni from the College of Applied Human Sciences, and the Department of Microbiology. Reunion classes should look for their class sign and celebrate with classmates before the football game. To accommodate all guests and ensure accurate food preparation, we ask that you purchase your ticket(s) for this event in

advance. $6 per person.

• Note to College of Applied Human Sciences Alumni: Take advantage of this opportunity for you to visit with classmates from the former Colleges of Home Economics and Professional Studies and to meet Dean Nancy Hartley of the College of Applied Human Sciences.

• Note for Department of Microbiology Alumni: Join fellow

microbi-ology alumni and friends for a party to celebrate our 45-year anniversary.

Our special guests will include Department Chair Carol Blair and Dean Jim Voss.

Noon Homecoming Football Game Hughes Stadium

Cheer the Rams on to victory as they take on the Cougars of BYU. $14 per person for reserved seating on the west side of Hughes Stadium. For

additional ticket information call491-RAMS. $7 children (day of game

only); full-time students admitted free with activity card and ID; $10 general admission for non-students (day of game only).

• Note for Alumni Marching Band members and their families: $10 per person for seating on the east side of the stadium with the student

marching band. If alumni marching band member families are not

interested in sitting with the band, please order $14 reserved seats.

• Note for College of Business alumni and guests: We've got block

seating in Hughes Stadium reserved for you. Come and enjoy the Rams in

action. $14 adults; $7 children 10 years and under.

Approximately 2 p.m Halftime Awards Ceremony Hughes Stadium

Halftime ceremonies will honor the Student Leadership Pacesetters.

4- 7 p.m. All Greek Alumni Reception (1962-1968)

University Park Holiday Inn, 425 W. Prospect Road

Join fellow Greeks from all Colorado State chapters from the fabulous sixties for a special gathering honoring the Greek system, lifetime friendships, and Colorado State's 125th anniversary celebration. Enjoy heavy hor's doeuvres and cash bar, sixties music, catching up with old friends, celebrating a Ram gridiron victory, and hear how to make this an annual tradition. It's going to be the social of all socials! $16 per person. 10 p.m.- 2 a.m. Black Alumni and Student Dance

Ramskeller, Lory Student Center

Everyone is welcome! Come dance and enjoy the African-American and Caribbean music of the 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s. This is a time to celebrate and enjoy one another through music, dance, and fun. Free.

Sunday, October 1

8:45a.m. The Homecoming Scramble Golf Tournament City Park Nine, 411 South Bryan

Coffee, juice, rolls and check-in at 8:15 a.m., first tee time will be 8:45 a.m. Play the most enjoyable nine holes in Colorado. An awards

ceremony at the Club House will follow the tourney. Carts are available at

an extra charge. $15 per person. 1 p.m. Polo Match

Equine Center, Overland Trail and Elizabeth Street

Colorado State's nationally-ranked men's and women's teams will take on

alumni in exciting exhibition play. $3 adults and nonstudents; free for

Colorado State students and children 12 years and under.

Parking On Campus During Homecoming

Visitors may use "visitor," "A," "X," or "Z" parking spaces while they are on campus. They may also pay to park in a metered space or use a handicap space if they legally display a handicap hang-tag. Please do not park at red curbs, in bike lanes, in specially restricted areas, or in any manner that might impede traffic or pose a safety hazard. Areas that are not specifically

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