Alcala Yearbook 2000

A s we celebra ted our Cold en Anniversary, the schoo l d em- onstra ted its choolspiritand pride through F-Tomecoming. Ma nyevent wereplanned throughout the week for stud ents, facul ty, and al umni. Such a communil'y service prog rams, concerts, Ve per services, and the Resident Advisor / Resident Director reunion were only some of the even ts of– fered. Other tra diti onal events such as the Torero tailga te, footba ll game, and dance also re turned this yea r. Stud ents ga thered in the s tadium to watch a the 1 omecom– ing court and Greek Week winners were announced, and of cour e, our victory agains t Wagn r. Aft r the game, on ly a lucky 500 went to the dance a t the Hotel Del Co ronado for a Ii ttle taste of the Big Appl e. Laser images of the ew York skyline were among the trend y de orations tha t transformed the Crown Room of the Del into a glimpse of the New York rughtlife. Students enjoyed dinner before flo king t the d ance floor. The DJ's kept the dance fl oor packed and jumping, aU night. From the trad itional first dance by the Homecoming King, Brian Sappi ngton, and Queen, Jen Wright, to the last song of the night. The evening ended with everyone ing– ing Happy Birthday to USO, as fireworks lit up the night sky.

ABOVE: The world famous Ho tel Del Coronado was the place to be on the pecial night of Homecoming. The crowd enjoyed celebra ting the 50th Anniver ary together, a they danced the night away.

for current tud ent as well as alumni to get together for 11 nig ht

BELOW: Homecoming i a ti.m of d11ncing and entertainment.

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Homecoming Week