Homecoming Week Photos.

By Racheal Myers




Kline and Huyser hosting a bake sale to raise funds for their fraternity, Delta Omicron

Kat Kline, a general music major from Rawlings, Maryland, and her fraternity sister, Lauren Huyser, a music performance major from Adamstown, Maryland are caught manning their bake sale table on the top floor of Lane University Center Thursday during Homecoming Week. The proceeds from the bake sale go to their fraternity, Delta Omicron.

Delta Omicron is an international professional music fraternity founded in 1909 at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Frostburg State University's Alpha Theta Chapter was founded 91 years ago and continues to be an organization which strives to promote quality musical performance and education at the collegiate level. Delta Omicron welcomes all students with a committed interest in music.

Above:  Laura McCullough.
Below: Sharita Sivels (left), and Brianne Reason.

 

Working as a welled oiled machine, New Director of Alumni Programs and Special Events, Laura McCullough, frames certificates while grad student Sharita Sivels, a counseling and psychology major, and Brianne Reason, Alumni Affairs/ Annual Giving Specialist, set up banners in preparation for the Bobcat Hall of Fame awards dinner.

The Bobcat Hall of Fame induction ceremony and dinner, held Oct. 19, at 5 p.m.in the Main Arena of the Cordts PE Center, will be honoring five alumni who have excelled in the field of sports. The inductees this year are Karen Carpenter, class of 1998 for track and field and cross country; Greg Cooper, class of 2001 for football; Michael Taye, class of 2001 for track and field and cross country; Angela Terrell, class of 1987 for track and field; and Jennifer Yarnall, class of 1998 for track and field.