Chad and Jeremy played two Homecoming concerts for the usually large Homecoming crowd. Pop Singer, Glenn Yarbrough, accompanied by the Stanyan Street Quartet highlig' Parents' Day October 7 with an afternoon mall concert. They presented a variety of music with English and American ballads, Negro blues, cowboy ballads, and French-Canadian songs.

Ian and Sylvia began the new term with a folk concert on the mall. East Carolina fans forget the rain when the Pirates are playing.įall quarter brought a number of no- tables to the East Carolina campus through the Popular Concert Series and Lecture Series of the Student Government Associa- tion and the University Union Coffee House. Right: Buc Tailback, Neal Hughes, scrambles for extra yardage. The cheerleaders contributed an extra spark by leading cheers throughout the season with the help of megaphones and loudspeakers.Ībove Right: 'Rebel Yell' gets ready to an- nounce another touchdown! Below Left: Sherry Robertson's spirit is undaunted by the rain as she cheers the Pirates to victory. The excitement provided by a close game warmed the crowd and brought out the often lacking school spirit among the members of the student body as the football team battled its way to a tie for the Southern Conference Championship.Īdding an extra touch of excitement was the resounding blast of the 'Rebel Yell' cannon that shook the stands after every Buc touchdown in Ficklen Stadium. With the cool fall weather arriving, foot- ball games emerged as the most distinctive aspect of the weekend scene at East Carolina. Fred Irons, Supervisor of Student Health, examines one of his many daily patients.

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