President Keith McFarland reaches out to greet two of the newest Distinguished Alumni, Lynn Liberato ( BS ‘76) and Dr. Ralph Wood (BA ‘63, MA ‘65) during halftime at the Lions Homecoming game. Not pictured here is the third Distinguished Alumnus, Dr. John Horn (BS ‘63, MEd ‘66).

Reavis Zane Wortham (BS ’76, MEd ’84) says he was probably born 100 years too late. He would have fit nicely into the previous century with his love for the outdoors, his passion for hunting and fishing, and his “innate ability to lie his way out of any situation.” ... A skill he honed during his days at this University, perhaps?
When directly asked about an unspecified incident in Hubble Hall reportedly involving an armadillo, Reavis plays it coy.
Finally he acknowledges the caper and adds, “but that pales beside the dead buzzard, the sedan cut into an El Camino one night, the night we painted our room green, or the night we were placed on disciplinary probation.

Then there was the snowball fight throughout the second floor, the football play with three semi-dressed guys and a bottle of Everclear .... I loved college.”
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At right, volunteers serve up the main course at the Hot Dog Spirit Rally on the East Lawn in the week before Homecoming. Starting at left is Tina Kohn; Betty Langford Bedgood (MS ‘81) and her husband, Dr. Dale Bedgood; and Dr. McFarland.

For more on Homecoming, please see pages 6 and 7.

April 3-6
Spring musical on campus