MTU Homecoming

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Title: MTU Homecoming
Photographer: Communication Services
Subject Headings: Manners and Customs, Musical Groups, Persons
Condition: Good
Description: Homecoming Parade [Students dressed in Hobo attire and playing musical instruments march in the parade.]
Source of Description: Front of slide [Cataloger]
Institution: Michigan Technological University Archives and Copper Country Historical Collections
Donor: MTU Communication Services
Date of Photo: 1997
Medium: still image
Color: color
Size: 3 cm x 3 cm
Polarity: Negative
Image No: No Neg 2008-07-15-03
Collection Name: MTU Communication Services Photograph Collection
Terms of Use: Rights to reproduce and distribute this image may be restricted. Contact the Michigan Technological University Archives and Copper Country Historical Collections for further information.
User Comments:
• This picture was posted in the April 6, 2009 (Vol. 15, No. 16) issue of the electronic newsletter Tech Alum" at: http://www.admin.mtu.edu/alumni/techalum/ Many readers posted comments to that site and some have been included here. - Erik Nordberg, MTU Archives Staff "
4/20/2009 11:59:31 AM by Anonymous
• The guy in the center with the check pants is Bill Binder. He was a student director of the Pep Band. He's also the only guy I know whose driver's license picture contains a pirate hat.
4/20/2009 11:59:59 AM by Anonymous
• Name:Jon Shewe
MTU Class of:
The sax up front is Bill ?? (student director, lived in DHH, CS). Behind him looks like me (Jon Schewe). The French Horn in front of Bill in the green would be Karen Rebek.
4/20/2009 12:00:33 PM by Anonymous
• Name:Janna Roome
MTU Class of:1999
I can name three people in this photo. On snare is Kris Gordon, playing the f'n horn is Karen Rebek (sp?), and on sax is Bill Binder. The BA!s were probably getting ready to run through BK before we finished heading down Collage Ave and then up to the SDC. It never failed, one of the junk cars would break down right in front of us on the way up the hill. We would have to inhale all the exhaust, or whatever smell it made, as the occupants either pushed it up the hill or abandoned it on the side of the road. Ah, those were the good days. At least it looks like it was some what warm for homecoming. Thanks for the memories! -- Janna Roome (Pugh) '99 Flax/piccolo
4/20/2009 12:01:21 PM by Anonymous