Wednesday, November 23, 2011

MIZ100HC: A Century of Coming Home

A big chunk of my semester was spent serving on the Homecoming Steering Committee for Mizzou's Centennial Homecoming Celebration. In fact, I spent so much time engrossed in Homecoming activities that I barely got to blog about it! Over break, I finally had some time to create a photo scrapbook, but here are some photo memories of the various activities I got to partake in coming from the other side!


Homecoming Steering Committee members doing the MIZ tiger pose before the
Royalty Banquet on the quad!
Andrew, the other member of the merchandise subcommittee, and I making everyone laugh with the prom pose!

We sold over $70,000 in pre-ordered Homecoming merchandise and sorted it into boxes for each residence hall or campus organization.

As a member of the merchandise subcommittee, we sold Homecoming shirts, ornaments and UnderArmour apparel throughout campus the weeks leading up to Homecoming!

Tiger Food Fight, the campus-wide canned food drive, collected over 65,000 pounds of food for the Food Bank of Central and Northeast Missouri!
For Centennial Service Day, I led a group of students to pick up litter at Reactor Field, a popular Mizzou tailgating location.
Over 5,000 units of blood were collected at the four-day blood drive at the Hearnes Center.
Above, the Homecoming girls pose by the Red Cross truck!
Homecoming morning finally arrived!
Add caption

The Reynolds Alumni Center decorated for Homecoming day!

Chester Brewer, former athletic director and football coach, was honored as the Grand Marshall.
A cardboard cutout of Brewer stood in front of the Mizzou Rec Center.





Phi Mu's house decorations on Campus Decorations Night!  I got to walk around with my family and all of my friends after monitoring the streets for a little bit. 

We woke up for an early morning breakfast and got on the firetruck to be in the Homecoming Parade!

At the football game, we got to go on the field and kiss the 50 yard line at the halftime coronation. 

What a great way to close our Homecoming experience! My knees were even grassy after.

After the afternoon game, my friends had a post-game tailgate sponsored by Kathryn's parents, Laura's parents, Sherman's parents and mine! We took pictures of our families and all of the visitors we had- including our siblings, friends, Jenny from American in DC and Helen & Steve from our rival Iowa State!

My family (minus Maria) after the closing committee banquet Sunday morning! Thanks again for visiting!


Everyone after the winners had been announced on the stairs of Jesse Hall

Thanks to everyone who helped to make this year's Homecoming a fascinating experience and one that will certainly live on!

No comments:

Post a Comment