Scene at the Heights: Homecoming 2014
Sunshine and blue skies put a golden glow on every part of last fall’s Homecoming. From Friday’s alumni awards and art activities, through Saturday’s athletics and reunions, to Sunday’s Mass, brunch and golf—the 2014 alumni gathering put smiles across the campus.
Whether your interests run to music, art and theater—men’s and women’s sports—football tailgating—connecting with pals—or meeting a few new friends: Homecoming is the place to be.
So save the date for this year: October 16-18, 2015.
Click on the photos below to see a larger version. To see many more photos from Homecoming 2014, please visit our online web album.
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Nick Ford ’02 played and sang outside Studio Angelico Friday evening to celebrate the John Wittersheim Memorial Sculpture Park and the gallery welcome reception.
Coach Fred Smith (far right) celebrates with the 1999-2000 men’s basketball team at the Athletic Hall of Fame banquet.
Alumni dinner attendees cheer the 40th reunion Class of ’74 on Saturday night.
Members of the Siena Heights cheer and dance team were all smiles at Saturday’s football game.
Southfield grad and Alumni Board member Marcus Carter ’12 (aka DJ Boogie Down) and his wife Evelyn enjoy afternoon tailgating before spinning the tunes at Saturday night’s Octoberfest.
Band director Wes King checks the action on the field as the SHU marching band prepares for a musical salute from the stands.
The 50th Reunion Class of ’64 had a grand time at Homecoming 2014.
SHU Basketball buds Brent Tucker ’94 (2nd from left), Anthony Racka ’92 (far right) and friends get into the tailgate spirit before Siena’s 7-0 football win over Homecoming foe Olivet Nazarene.
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SHU President Sister Peg Albert (center) joined alums from the 1970s at the Saints Pride tailgate tent hosted by Dave ’75 and Deb Carrington Keller ’74.
Sister Peg blesses the nameplates during dedication festivities for the John Wittersheim Memorial Sculpture Park. Ken Thompson ’76 (back right) helped coordinate the project. Rick Leichliter ’73 (left) is one of the alumni artists represented in the park.
Adrian Dominican Sisters (from left) Rosemary Abramovich ’71, Barb Kelley, and Donna Joan Mehney ‘61take advantage of the Homecoming express (aka, golf cart) to move from Mass to the Sunday Celebration Brunch.
Hall of Fame inductee Lacey Wilmot Rao ’02 celebrates with women’s soccer coach Scott Oliver ’97, ’08, ’11 (left) and track/cross country coach Tim Bauer ’82.
Homecoming is for students, too!
Lawrence Miller ’84 (far right) and Reggie ’83 and Chris Moore (2nd and 3rd from right) enjoy a day with future Saints!
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