8:30 - Noon | Ticket Pick-up. Tickets not previously mailed can be picked up from the Alumni Office, Papadopoulos Building. Tickets can also be picked up at the first event you attend

8:30 - 5pm | Ticket Purchases Additional weekend tickets can be purchased in the Alumni Office.

11am - 4pm | Alumni Executive Council Meeting Dorothy Thomas '96 and Bill Hamilton '83 will be presiding over the fall meeting of the Board. Holcombe Room, Burwell Building.

6pm | Wofford Women’s Soccer vs. College of Charleston Snyder Field | Free Admission.

ALL WEEKEND

3 - 5pm Classes Without Quizzes: Wofford’s Mini Alumni College. This is the sixth year for this exciting option at Homecoming. Some of Wofford’s talented faculty and staff will again offer alumni the opportunity to explore a variety of topics. This is your chance to go back into the classroom without quizzes or tuition fees!

To register, complete the form in the back using the corresponding letters or go to our website (homecoming.wofford.edu). Choose your top three classes in order of preference. Make sure to provide your e-mail address for correspondence since participants will be notified of class assignments and locations prior to Homecoming weekend. Classes are free. For more information, contact the faculty/staff member teaching the class through the website or contact Debbi Thompson, Director of Alumni & Parents Programs at 864.597.4208 or debbi.thompson@wofford.edu.

A 3 - 5pm The Tango as Icon of National Identity Ana Maria Wiseman and Vic Bilanchone

In Buenos Aires people are dancing the tango again! They see it as a form of self-expression which is the very essence of their culture. We will discuss the role of the tango in the forging of a national identity; its long-standing musical heritage and its

influence on other art forms. We will explore the tango as cultural icon and try to establish how it represents the voice of the nation for Argentines as well as for the rest of the world. At the end of the discussion we will be happy to teach you a few of the quintessential Argentine tango moves. If you are game we might even have time for a dance step or two!

CLASSES WITHOUT QUIZZES SCHEDULE

FRIOct. 2

Ben Wofford Books, Wofford’s Bookstore is located with frontage on North Church Street and parking beside the Papadopoulos Building. It will be open Homecoming weekend at the following times:

Friday: 9am - 6pm Saturday: 10am - 6pm Sunday: Noon - 3pm They will also be available at the Street Party on Friday night to purchase souvenirs in Morgan Square. Take home a memento from your weekend at Wofford!

Also, make sure to stock up on black Wofford apparel for this year's Black Out! We will be selling black tees, golf shirts, sweatshirts and hats!

Teszler Library Gallery:Selections from the Wofford College collections. This exhibition will feature primarily local and regional artists held in the college collections.

Martha Cloud Chapman Gallery:Photographs by Michael Corbin. A professional photographer and former teacher in the Spartanburg area public schools, Michael Corbin's photographs give his unique perspective in Upstate South Carolina. He is perhaps best known for his photographic documentary book: Family Trees; the Peach Culture of the Piedmont (1998).

Thursday, Oct. 1 | 7pmLeonard Auditorium | Open to the publicLecture by Ethan Bronner, Jerusalem Bureau Chief of The New York Times, on the Middle East.

8:30 - Noon | Ticket Pick-up. Tickets not previously mailed can be picked up from the Alumni Office, Papadopoulos Building. Tickets can also be picked up at the first event you attend

8:30 - 5pm | Ticket Purchases Additional weekend tickets can be purchased in the Alumni Office.

11am - 4pm | Alumni Executive Council Meeting Dorothy Thomas '96 and Bill Hamilton '83 will be presiding over the fall meeting of the Board. Holcombe Room, Burwell Building.

6pm | Wofford Women’s Soccer vs. College of Charleston Snyder Field | Free Admission.

ALL WEEKEND

3 - 5pm Classes Without Quizzes: Wofford’s Mini Alumni College. This is the sixth year for this exciting option at Homecoming. Some of Wofford’s talented faculty and staff will again offer alumni the opportunity to explore a variety of topics. This is your chance to go back into the classroom without quizzes or tuition fees!

To register, complete the form in the back using the corresponding letters or go to our website (homecoming.wofford.edu). Choose your top three classes in order of preference. Make sure to provide your e-mail address for correspondence since participants will be notified of class assignments and locations prior to Homecoming weekend. Classes are free. For more information, contact the faculty/staff member teaching the class through the website or contact Debbi Thompson, Director of Alumni & Parents Programs at 864.597.4208 or debbi.thompson@wofford.edu.

A 3 - 5pm The Tango as Icon of National Identity Ana Maria Wiseman and Vic Bilanchone

In Buenos Aires people are dancing the tango again! They see it as a form of self-expression which is the very essence of their culture. We will discuss the role of the tango in the forging of a national identity; its long-standing musical heritage and its

influence on other art forms. We will explore the tango as cultural icon and try to establish how it represents the voice of the nation for Argentines as well as for the rest of the world. At the end of the discussion we will be happy to teach you a few of the quintessential Argentine tango moves. If you are game we might even have time for a dance step or two!

CLASSES WITHOUT QUIZZES SCHEDULE

FRIOct. 2

Ben Wofford Books, Wofford’s Bookstore is located with frontage on North Church Street and parking beside the Papadopoulos Building. It will be open Homecoming weekend at the following times:

Friday: 9am - 6pm Saturday: 10am - 6pm Sunday: Noon - 3pm They will also be available at the Street Party on Friday night to purchase souvenirs in Morgan Square. Take home a memento from your weekend at Wofford!

Also, make sure to stock up on black Wofford apparel for this year's Black Out! We will be selling black tees, golf shirts, sweatshirts and hats!

Teszler Library Gallery:Selections from the Wofford College collections. This exhibition will feature primarily local and regional artists held in the college collections.

Martha Cloud Chapman Gallery:Photographs by Michael Corbin. A professional photographer and former teacher in the Spartanburg area public schools, Michael Corbin's photographs give his unique perspective in Upstate South Carolina. He is perhaps best known for his photographic documentary book: Family Trees; the Peach Culture of the Piedmont (1998).

Thursday, Oct. 1 | 7pmLeonard Auditorium | Open to the publicLecture by Ethan Bronner, Jerusalem Bureau Chief of The New York Times, on the Middle East.

B Justin Holland: African American Pioneer of the Classical Guitar in the US | Jhon Akers

This class will combine history with live music (classical guitar) and literature to look at the career of the most remarkable figure of 19th century music in America, Justin Holland. Born in Norfolk County, Virginia in 1819, Holland is the author of the period’s best guitar method; a transcriber of dozens of musical compositions; composer of 20+ solo guitar pieces; the first African American professional in Cleveland, Ohio; and a strident voice for equality and justice. The second half of the class will move from Holland to Carl Sandburg to Langston Hughes—both devotees of guitar and music-inspired literature, following in the path of Holland.

C Dan Brown Inc. | A. K. Anderson

The profits from The Da Vinci Code alone would leave someone set for life. But 2009 finds two more major Dan Brown events: in May, the opening of the Angels and Demons movie, then, on September 15th, the release of his latest novel, The Lost Symbol. This class will focus on these two works to ask questions such as: What do so many find appealing in Brown’s fiction? To what

extent do his writings distort/fabricate history? And, most importantly, is there any way I can get a loan from him? The class will be accessible for those not familiar with either Angels or Symbol.

D How to Improve Your MemoryKara Bopp

We will discuss factors that influence our everyday memory. Participants will learn about mnemonic devices and how to implement these general memory strategies in order to improve memory for information such as names or facts. We will also examine different forms of memory and the developmental trajectories over the lifespan.

E Dead Men Do Tell Tales: An Introduction to Autopsy and Forensic Pathology | Noel Brownlee and George Shiflet

This course will discuss the fact and fiction behind some of the popular forensic television shows, and will demonstrate the solving of real forensic pathology problems through evaluation of case studies. Along the way, the class will touch on topics such as: the history of the use of the autopsy; what happens when we die (a consideration of post-mortem findings); and the differences between medical and forensic autopsies.

F Is America in Decline as a Great Power? | John Farrenkopf

One of the great themes in the study of world politics is the rise and fall of great powers. In the American case, the US emerged as a great power in the late 19th century. It soon sought to apply this power globally, aspiring to be the architect of world order for the first time under Wilson. Under FDR and Truman this goal was finally achieved. Fundamental to America’s ability to maintain and sustain world order has been its power and strength as a nation. A number of times since World War II the question of whether America as a great power is experiencing relative decline has arisen. This class will discuss this pivotal question in world politics.

G Unstoppable Nature, Not Human Activity, Is the Primary Cause of Earth Warming | Frank Machovec

Professor Machovec, who served as a meteorologist before becoming an economist, will present evidence that challenges the politically-popular claim that man’s industrial activities are largely responsible for earth warming. The class will consist of a presentation for laymen supported by 30 color slides, followed by a Q & A session.

H Swine Flu and the Major Pandemic to Come | Bob Moss

The great influenza of 1917-1918 killed 50 million people worldwide, and 500,000 here in the US. This year we’ve had the swine flu scare which, as of May, has turned out to be minor in comparison. But experts around the world believe we’re due for more pandemics. Why? And what should you do to prepare?

I Civil Discourse: Turning Conflict into Common GroundLinda Powers

Using the principles of civil discourse, you can learn to communicate effectively with listeners whose views are different from your own. We’ll explore a formula for developing common ground with family, friends, and co-workers to create an environment of cooperation and collaboration.

J A Walk in the Wofford Woods Doug Rayner

One of the many great additions to the Wofford campus in recent years has been our Arboretum. Participants in this class will receive a guided tour of these trees from Dr. Rayner. In the case of inclement weather, the group will stay indoors and learn about the Arboretum in a dry setting.

K Becoming a Chocolate Connoisseur | Joe Sloan and Dave Whisnant

This course will provide an introduction to selecting and tasting fine chocolates. We will briefly examine the origins, manufacture, and composition of chocolate. Different types of chocolate will be explained including cacao percentages, varietals, vintage, and estate chocolates. And, of course, no discussion of chocolate would be complete without sampling some chocolate. (Maximum enrollment: 20)

FRIOct. 2

B Justin Holland: African American Pioneer of the Classical Guitar in the US | Jhon Akers

This class will combine history with live music (classical guitar) and literature to look at the career of the most remarkable figure of 19th century music in America, Justin Holland. Born in Norfolk County, Virginia in 1819, Holland is the author of the period’s best guitar method; a transcriber of dozens of musical compositions; composer of 20+ solo guitar pieces; the first African American professional in Cleveland, Ohio; and a strident voice for equality and justice. The second half of the class will move from Holland to Carl Sandburg to Langston Hughes—both devotees of guitar and music-inspired literature, following in the path of Holland.

C Dan Brown Inc. | A. K. Anderson

The profits from The Da Vinci Code alone would leave someone set for life. But 2009 finds two more major Dan Brown events: in May, the opening of the Angels and Demons movie, then, on September 15th, the release of his latest novel, The Lost Symbol. This class will focus on these two works to ask questions such as: What do so many find appealing in Brown’s fiction? To what

extent do his writings distort/fabricate history? And, most importantly, is there any way I can get a loan from him? The class will be accessible for those not familiar with either Angels or Symbol.

D How to Improve Your MemoryKara Bopp

We will discuss factors that influence our everyday memory. Participants will learn about mnemonic devices and how to implement these general memory strategies in order to improve memory for information such as names or facts. We will also examine different forms of memory and the developmental trajectories over the lifespan.

E Dead Men Do Tell Tales: An Introduction to Autopsy and Forensic Pathology | Noel Brownlee and George Shiflet

This course will discuss the fact and fiction behind some of the popular forensic television shows, and will demonstrate the solving of real forensic pathology problems through evaluation of case studies. Along the way, the class will touch on topics such as: the history of the use of the autopsy; what happens when we die (a consideration of post-mortem findings); and the differences between medical and forensic autopsies.

F Is America in Decline as a Great Power? | John Farrenkopf

One of the great themes in the study of world politics is the rise and fall of great powers. In the American case, the US emerged as a great power in the late 19th century. It soon sought to apply this power globally, aspiring to be the architect of world order for the first time under Wilson. Under FDR and Truman this goal was finally achieved. Fundamental to America’s ability to maintain and sustain world order has been its power and strength as a nation. A number of times since World War II the question of whether America as a great power is experiencing relative decline has arisen. This class will discuss this pivotal question in world politics.

G Unstoppable Nature, Not Human Activity, Is the Primary Cause of Earth Warming | Frank Machovec

Professor Machovec, who served as a meteorologist before becoming an economist, will present evidence that challenges the politically-popular claim that man’s industrial activities are largely responsible for earth warming. The class will consist of a presentation for laymen supported by 30 color slides, followed by a Q & A session.

H Swine Flu and the Major Pandemic to Come | Bob Moss

The great influenza of 1917-1918 killed 50 million people worldwide, and 500,000 here in the US. This year we’ve had the swine flu scare which, as of May, has turned out to be minor in comparison. But experts around the world believe we’re due for more pandemics. Why? And what should you do to prepare?

I Civil Discourse: Turning Conflict into Common GroundLinda Powers

Using the principles of civil discourse, you can learn to communicate effectively with listeners whose views are different from your own. We’ll explore a formula for developing common ground with family, friends, and co-workers to create an environment of cooperation and collaboration.

J A Walk in the Wofford Woods Doug Rayner

One of the many great additions to the Wofford campus in recent years has been our Arboretum. Participants in this class will receive a guided tour of these trees from Dr. Rayner. In the case of inclement weather, the group will stay indoors and learn about the Arboretum in a dry setting.

K Becoming a Chocolate Connoisseur | Joe Sloan and Dave Whisnant

This course will provide an introduction to selecting and tasting fine chocolates. We will briefly examine the origins, manufacture, and composition of chocolate. Different types of chocolate will be explained including cacao percentages, varietals, vintage, and estate chocolates. And, of course, no discussion of chocolate would be complete without sampling some chocolate. (Maximum enrollment: 20)

FRIOct. 2

5:30 - 6:30pm | Class of 1949 60th Reunion Reception Spartanburg Marriott Downtown, Wadsworth Room

5:30 - 6:30pm | Reunion Reception honoring the 1949 Football Team Spartanburg Marriott Downtown, Croft Room

6:00 - 9:00pm | 50 Year Club Reception and Dinner for Classes of 1959 and earlier with Dr. and Mrs. Dunlap Spartanburg Marriott Downtown | $25 per person. The Class of 1959 will receive their 50-year pins. Contact Smith Patterson, 864-597-4196 or pattersonds@wofford.edu for more information.

6:30 - 8:30pm | Reunions will be held in various locations, listed below in the downtown Spartanburg Area. A separate reunion invitation will be mailed to those involved.

Class of '69 | 40th Class ReunionCarriage House Wines (196 W. Main Street) | $30 per person

Class of '79 | 30th Class ReunionLime Leaf (101 East Main Street)$30 per person.

Class of '89 | 20th Class ReunionDelaney’s (117 West Main Street)$30 per person.

Class of '99 | 10th Class ReunionMiyako’s (116 Magnolia Street)$25 per person.

Terrier Top 5 Reunion Reunions for the Classes of '04, '05, '06, '07, '08 with guest Class of '09 Wild Wing Cafe (109 West Main Street) | $5 per person.

Delta SigsC. Edward Cigars (113 North Church Street) | $30 per person

PKA’s | Classes '60-'68 Extended Stay America Headquarters Lobby (100 Dunbar Street) | $30 per person If you are not in one of these classes or groups but would like to attend a particular reunion, just let us know by calling 864-597-4208.

FRI

8:30 – 11:30pm – WOFFORD’S LARGEST PARTY KEEPS GETTING BETTER! All Wofford alumni and friends are invited to attend the exciting, seventh annual event in downtown Spartanburg. The party is located in Morgan Square!! Join the cheerleaders, President Dunlap, and others at the 9:30pm Pep Rally. Complete Desire, a high energy dance and party band complete with horns, will perform and entertain during the evening. Drinks and snacks will be available. Wofford merchandise will also be available for purchase. This is the place to see all your Wofford friends (look for your decade signs) – over 3,500 attended in 2008 and we’re expecting more this year! Plenty of parking will be available within walking distance. Tickets are $10 per person, bring your ID.

DOWNTOWN STREET PARTY

FRI

Oct. 2

Oct. 2

5:30 - 6:30pm | Class of 1949 60th Reunion Reception Spartanburg Marriott Downtown, Wadsworth Room

5:30 - 6:30pm | Reunion Reception honoring the 1949 Football Team Spartanburg Marriott Downtown, Croft Room

6:00 - 9:00pm | 50 Year Club Reception and Dinner for Classes of 1959 and earlier with Dr. and Mrs. Dunlap Spartanburg Marriott Downtown | $25 per person. The Class of 1959 will receive their 50-year pins. Contact Smith Patterson, 864-597-4196 or pattersonds@wofford.edu for more information.

6:30 - 8:30pm | Reunions will be held in various locations, listed below in the downtown Spartanburg Area. A separate reunion invitation will be mailed to those involved.

Class of '69 | 40th Class ReunionCarriage House Wines (196 W. Main Street) | $30 per person

Class of '79 | 30th Class ReunionLime Leaf (101 East Main Street)$30 per person.

Class of '89 | 20th Class ReunionDelaney’s (117 West Main Street)$30 per person.

Class of '99 | 10th Class ReunionMiyako’s (116 Magnolia Street)$25 per person.

Terrier Top 5 Reunion Reunions for the Classes of '04, '05, '06, '07, '08 with guest Class of '09 Wild Wing Cafe (109 West Main Street) | $5 per person.

Delta SigsC. Edward Cigars (113 North Church Street) | $30 per person

PKA’s | Classes '60-'68 Extended Stay America Headquarters Lobby (100 Dunbar Street) | $30 per person If you are not in one of these classes or groups but would like to attend a particular reunion, just let us know by calling 864-597-4208.

FRI

8:30 – 11:30pm – WOFFORD’S LARGEST PARTY KEEPS GETTING BETTER! All Wofford alumni and friends are invited to attend the exciting, seventh annual event in downtown Spartanburg. The party is located in Morgan Square!! Join the cheerleaders, President Dunlap, and others at the 9:30pm Pep Rally. Complete Desire, a high energy dance and party band complete with horns, will perform and entertain during the evening. Drinks and snacks will be available. Wofford merchandise will also be available for purchase. This is the place to see all your Wofford friends (look for your decade signs) – over 3,500 attended in 2008 and we’re expecting more this year! Plenty of parking will be available within walking distance. Tickets are $10 per person, bring your ID.

DOWNTOWN STREET PARTY

FRI

Oct. 2

Oct. 2

SATOct. 3

8am | Terrier Homecoming 5K Race / Reception Front of Main Building. The Wofford College Cross Country / Track & Field teams will be hosting the race. All of the proceeds will go to benefit the “Terriers GO PINK campaign” in the fight against breast cancer. For more informa-tion, please contact Coach Bryan Jackson at jacksonbg@wofford.edu or 864-597-4100. For the registration form, please visit the Cross Country website at www.wofford.edu/athletics.

10am - 11:30am – Biology Alumni Reception Great Oaks Hall | Drop-in and see current biology majors and faculty. This is a great opportunity to remember your years at Wofford and discover what’s happening at Wofford today.

10:30 - Noon | State of the College Address and Alumni Service Awards Presentation Leonard Auditorium, Main Building. New for 2009! Sponsored by the Alumni Executive Council, President Dunlap will address Wofford today! The Address will be followed by the Wofford College National Alumni Association presentation of the Alumni Service Awards honoring the Young Alumni and Distinguished Service for 2009.

11:30am - 1pm | Lunch on the Lawn of Main Bring your children, family, and friends and enjoy a variety of lunch selections! Play on the moon bounce and inflatable slide and have fun with face painting, and more for the kids. Music will be provided. Tents, tables, and chairs will be available, or, bring your blanket and have a picnic. $15 per adult and $8 per child.

Wear all BLACK to this great game! Halftime will include the crowning of the Homecoming Queen and a special recognition of the 1949 Football Team.

1:30pm | KICK-OFF: Wofford vs. Georgia Southern. THIS IS A BLACK OUT! Wear all BLACK to this great game! Halftime will include the crowning of the Homecoming Queen and a special recognition of the 1949

Football Team. For questions, contact Lenny Mathis at

MathisLD@wofford.edu or 864-597-4090. General Admission

tickets are $25 per adult and $10 per child (ages 3-12). For reserved seats, please contact Shelby Taylor in the athletic ticket office at 864-597-4090.

Post Game | Reunion of Religion 340Students, spouses, and friends. Papadopoulos Room and Back Lawn. Hosted by Mrs. Larry McGehee.

Post Game | Association of Multicultural Students (AMS) and the Office of Multicultural Affairs Reception All former members and friends of the AAAS and/or the AMS are invited to this reception following the game in The Commons, Campus Life Building. For more information, contact Contact Keisha Boyd, AMS President, at BoydKA@email.wofford.edu.

5pm | Men’s Soccer vs. UNC Greensboro. Snyder Field, free admission.

6pm | Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity 14th Annual Reunion Dinner Montgomery Room on Wofford’s campus. The evening includes a social followed by dinner at 7pm. Advance registration and payment required. For more information, contact Chuck Morgan at 727-723-0630 or Ray Ridings at 864-579-3702.

SAT

Oct. 3

SATOct. 3

8am | Terrier Homecoming 5K Race / Reception Front of Main Building. The Wofford College Cross Country / Track & Field teams will be hosting the race. All of the proceeds will go to benefit the “Terriers GO PINK campaign” in the fight against breast cancer. For more informa-tion, please contact Coach Bryan Jackson at jacksonbg@wofford.edu or 864-597-4100. For the registration form, please visit the Cross Country website at www.wofford.edu/athletics.

10am - 11:30am – Biology Alumni Reception Great Oaks Hall | Drop-in and see current biology majors and faculty. This is a great opportunity to remember your years at Wofford and discover what’s happening at Wofford today.

10:30 - Noon | State of the College Address and Alumni Service Awards Presentation Leonard Auditorium, Main Building. New for 2009! Sponsored by the Alumni Executive Council, President Dunlap will address Wofford today! The Address will be followed by the Wofford College National Alumni Association presentation of the Alumni Service Awards honoring the Young Alumni and Distinguished Service for 2009.

11:30am - 1pm | Lunch on the Lawn of Main Bring your children, family, and friends and enjoy a variety of lunch selections! Play on the moon bounce and inflatable slide and have fun with face painting, and more for the kids. Music will be provided. Tents, tables, and chairs will be available, or, bring your blanket and have a picnic. $15 per adult and $8 per child.

Wear all BLACK to this great game! Halftime will include the crowning of the Homecoming Queen and a special recognition of the 1949 Football Team.

1:30pm | KICK-OFF: Wofford vs. Georgia Southern. THIS IS A BLACK OUT! Wear all BLACK to this great game! Halftime will include the crowning of the Homecoming Queen and a special recognition of the 1949

Football Team. For questions, contact Lenny Mathis at

MathisLD@wofford.edu or 864-597-4090. General Admission

tickets are $25 per adult and $10 per child (ages 3-12). For reserved seats, please contact Shelby Taylor in the athletic ticket office at 864-597-4090.

Post Game | Reunion of Religion 340Students, spouses, and friends. Papadopoulos Room and Back Lawn. Hosted by Mrs. Larry McGehee.

Post Game | Association of Multicultural Students (AMS) and the Office of Multicultural Affairs Reception All former members and friends of the AAAS and/or the AMS are invited to this reception following the game in The Commons, Campus Life Building. For more information, contact Contact Keisha Boyd, AMS President, at BoydKA@email.wofford.edu.

5pm | Men’s Soccer vs. UNC Greensboro. Snyder Field, free admission.

6pm | Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity 14th Annual Reunion Dinner Montgomery Room on Wofford’s campus. The evening includes a social followed by dinner at 7pm. Advance registration and payment required. For more information, contact Chuck Morgan at 727-723-0630 or Ray Ridings at 864-579-3702.

SAT

Oct. 3

SATOct. 3

. . . a diamond a f f a i r

tenth anniversary

t e r r i e r b a l l g a l a a n d a u c t i o n 7pm - Midnight | The Terrier Ball Ben Johnson Arena-Homecoming’s grand

finale. Wofford Athletics and the Terrier Club Board of Directors cordially invite

everyone to a night of “Black and Diamonds”. Continue the weekend

celebration at the 10th Anniversary of the Terrier Ball Gala and Auction.

Following the football game, the Arena doors will open at 7pm and then the fun

begins! Come dressed in black in keeping with the homecoming theme

“Paint It Black”. From black blazers and that little black dress to black boots

and a black hat…anything in black will do! Join us for an evening of auctions,

food and cocktails, and dancing to the band BACK 9! Participate in the silent

and live auctions and bid for chances to purchase event tickets, vacation

rentals, jewelry, sports memorabilia and much more. You can preview a

sampling of the auction items beginning September 1 on-line at

athletics.wofford.edu. All proceeds from the auctions provide scholarship

assistance for Wofford student-athletes through the Terrier Club. Tickets are

$60 per person. For more information contact Terri Lewitt, Associate Athletic

Director, at 864-597-4096 or terri.lewitt@wofford.edu.

Black & Diamonds

SATOct. 3

. . . a diamond a f f a i r

tenth anniversary

t e r r i e r b a l l g a l a a n d a u c t i o n 7pm - Midnight | The Terrier Ball Ben Johnson Arena-Homecoming’s grand

finale. Wofford Athletics and the Terrier Club Board of Directors cordially invite

everyone to a night of “Black and Diamonds”. Continue the weekend

celebration at the 10th Anniversary of the Terrier Ball Gala and Auction.

Following the football game, the Arena doors will open at 7pm and then the fun

begins! Come dressed in black in keeping with the homecoming theme

“Paint It Black”. From black blazers and that little black dress to black boots

and a black hat…anything in black will do! Join us for an evening of auctions,

food and cocktails, and dancing to the band BACK 9! Participate in the silent

and live auctions and bid for chances to purchase event tickets, vacation

rentals, jewelry, sports memorabilia and much more. You can preview a

sampling of the auction items beginning September 1 on-line at

athletics.wofford.edu. All proceeds from the auctions provide scholarship

assistance for Wofford student-athletes through the Terrier Club. Tickets are

$60 per person. For more information contact Terri Lewitt, Associate Athletic

Director, at 864-597-4096 or terri.lewitt@wofford.edu.

Black & Diamonds

11am Homecoming Worship Service led by The Rev. Lyn Pace Leonard Auditorium. Reverend Pace, a '99 Wofford graduate, is

the Chaplain of Oxford College of Emory University.

Prior to Oxford, Rev. Pace was the Associate Chaplain, Director of Service Learning, and Director of the Bonner Scholars Program at Wofford.

2pm Women’s Soccer vs. The Citadel at Snyder Field.Free Admission.

SUNOct. 4

Friday: SAE Golf Tournament (AdairGB@email.wofford.edu)

SAE Open House | 7-8:30pm (SigmaAlphaEpsilon.com or AbeeMA@email.wofford.edu)

Saturday:KAT 20th Anniversary Alumni Brunch at the Piedmont Club. | 9:30am | $20pp(Hilary Ward Sill | 864-580-3595)

SAE Pregame Cocktail and Open House | 11am (AbeeMA@email.wofford.edu)

SAE Alumni Band Party | 8pm(SigmaAlphaEpsilon.com or MemmottCA@email.wofford.edu)

SN 45th Anniversary Pre-Game Cookout at the house | 11am (BatehKR@email.wofford.edu)

(Contact for more information)GREEK ACTIVITIES

Campus Alcohol Policy:Wofford College upholds federal and State of South Carolina laws and local ordinances. Persons who are 21 years of age or older may possess and consume alcoholic beverages in fraternity houses, residence hall rooms and apartments occupied by students who are at least 21 years of age. Alcoholic beverages may be consumed in designated areas such as the Village Green during special events and the Ben Johnson Arena during the Terrier Ball.

Please remember Greene and Marsh Halls are alcohol-free buildings.

Walking across the campus with open containers is not permitted.

Kegs and other common containers are not permitted.

Thank you for your cooperation in keeping the Wofford a healthy and safe campus. Questions about Wofford College policy can be addressed to Mr. Randy Hall, Director of Campus Safety at halljr@wofford.edu.

Wofford Wants You:We would love to see you in next year’s brochure!

All weekend long our photographers will be on campus. Just make sure you are having fun and to set down any beverages you might be enjoying at the time.

11am Homecoming Worship Service led by The Rev. Lyn Pace Leonard Auditorium. Reverend Pace, a '99 Wofford graduate, is

the Chaplain of Oxford College of Emory University.

Prior to Oxford, Rev. Pace was the Associate Chaplain, Director of Service Learning, and Director of the Bonner Scholars Program at Wofford.

2pm Women’s Soccer vs. The Citadel at Snyder Field.Free Admission.

SUNOct. 4

Friday: SAE Golf Tournament (AdairGB@email.wofford.edu)

SAE Open House | 7-8:30pm (SigmaAlphaEpsilon.com or AbeeMA@email.wofford.edu)

Saturday:KAT 20th Anniversary Alumni Brunch at the Piedmont Club. | 9:30am | $20pp(Hilary Ward Sill | 864-580-3595)

SAE Pregame Cocktail and Open House | 11am (AbeeMA@email.wofford.edu)

SAE Alumni Band Party | 8pm(SigmaAlphaEpsilon.com or MemmottCA@email.wofford.edu)

SN 45th Anniversary Pre-Game Cookout at the house | 11am (BatehKR@email.wofford.edu)

(Contact for more information)GREEK ACTIVITIES

Campus Alcohol Policy:Wofford College upholds federal and State of South Carolina laws and local ordinances. Persons who are 21 years of age or older may possess and consume alcoholic beverages in fraternity houses, residence hall rooms and apartments occupied by students who are at least 21 years of age. Alcoholic beverages may be consumed in designated areas such as the Village Green during special events and the Ben Johnson Arena during the Terrier Ball.

Please remember Greene and Marsh Halls are alcohol-free buildings.

Walking across the campus with open containers is not permitted.

Kegs and other common containers are not permitted.

Thank you for your cooperation in keeping the Wofford a healthy and safe campus. Questions about Wofford College policy can be addressed to Mr. Randy Hall, Director of Campus Safety at halljr@wofford.edu.

Wofford Wants You:We would love to see you in next year’s brochure!

All weekend long our photographers will be on campus. Just make sure you are having fun and to set down any beverages you might be enjoying at the time.

Local HotelsCourtyard Marriott864-585-2400 | Off Bus. I-85;

Exit 4 heading North or 4B heading South.Spartanburg Marriott 800-228-9290 | Downtown Spartanburg | $139 | Two night

minimum | Limited Rooms Available. Radisson Hotel & Suites 864-574-2111 | Exit 2C off Bus

I-85 at I-26.Residence Inn | 864-576-3333 Exit 2C off Bus I-85 at I-26.Fairfield Inn | 864-542-0333

At Hearon Circle, Off Bus. I-85; exit 4 heading North or 4B heading South.

Crowne Plaza | 864-227-6963851 Congaree Rd., GreenvilleHotel Shuttle Provided for the Weekend.

Parking: Reunions and Street Party (Downtown Spartanburg): Parking will be available in the two parking garages downtown (on Dunbar Street and Church Street), which are within walking distance to all reunions and the Street Party, as well as any of the surrounding parking lots around the downtown area.

On Campus: Parking on campus, on Evins Street and Memorial Drive, will be available,watch for signage. Parking will not be available on the main drive of campus. Handicapped parking will be available.

Near Gibbs Stadium: Parking near Gibbs Stadium is Reserved Priority Parking for current Terrier Club members ($250 and above). General parking is also available at the lower end of Cummings Street and off of Twitty Street (from Pine Street).

Deadlines, Ticket and Contact Information:No tickets will be mailed after September 28th. Tickets purchased after the deadline may be picked up in the Alumni Office in the Papadopoulos Building on Friday, October 2nd from 8:30am-12pm, or they will be held for you at the first event you will attend. On Saturday, October 3rd, tickets can be picked up under the tent in front of Main. Additional tickets may also be purchased at that time. Contact Debbi Thompson, director of alumni and parents programs, at 864-597-4208 or debbi.thompson@wofford.edu with ques-tions about Homecoming. Information is updated on the website homecoming.wofford.edu. No Refunds.

Local HotelsCourtyard Marriott864-585-2400 | Off Bus. I-85;

Exit 4 heading North or 4B heading South.Spartanburg Marriott 800-228-9290 | Downtown Spartanburg | $139 | Two night

minimum | Limited Rooms Available. Radisson Hotel & Suites 864-574-2111 | Exit 2C off Bus

I-85 at I-26.Residence Inn | 864-576-3333 Exit 2C off Bus I-85 at I-26.Fairfield Inn | 864-542-0333

At Hearon Circle, Off Bus. I-85; exit 4 heading North or 4B heading South.

Crowne Plaza | 864-227-6963851 Congaree Rd., GreenvilleHotel Shuttle Provided for the Weekend.

Parking: Reunions and Street Party (Downtown Spartanburg): Parking will be available in the two parking garages downtown (on Dunbar Street and Church Street), which are within walking distance to all reunions and the Street Party, as well as any of the surrounding parking lots around the downtown area.

On Campus: Parking on campus, on Evins Street and Memorial Drive, will be available,watch for signage. Parking will not be available on the main drive of campus. Handicapped parking will be available.

Near Gibbs Stadium: Parking near Gibbs Stadium is Reserved Priority Parking for current Terrier Club members ($250 and above). General parking is also available at the lower end of Cummings Street and off of Twitty Street (from Pine Street).

Deadlines, Ticket and Contact Information:No tickets will be mailed after September 28th. Tickets purchased after the deadline may be picked up in the Alumni Office in the Papadopoulos Building on Friday, October 2nd from 8:30am-12pm, or they will be held for you at the first event you will attend. On Saturday, October 3rd, tickets can be picked up under the tent in front of Main. Additional tickets may also be purchased at that time. Contact Debbi Thompson, director of alumni and parents programs, at 864-597-4208 or debbi.thompson@wofford.edu with ques-tions about Homecoming. Information is updated on the website homecoming.wofford.edu. No Refunds.

Name (Class Year):

Guest’s Name:

Please Mail Tickets prior to September 28th to: Address, City, State, Zip

Daytime Phone: E-Mail:

Total amount due: $ (From Other Side)

Paying By Check: (make check payable to Wofford College)

Paying By Credit Card: Visa MC AmEx

Card Number: Expiration Date:

Signature: Date:

Return by mail to: Homecoming 2009, Wofford College, 429 N. Church Street, Spartanburg SC 29303

Join all the fun! Fill out the formand mail it to us.* You can also register by visiting: homecoming.wofford.edu

Name (Class Year):

Guest’s Name:

Please Mail Tickets prior to September 28th to: Address, City, State, Zip

Daytime Phone: E-Mail:

Total amount due: $ (From Other Side)

Paying By Check: (make check payable to Wofford College)

Paying By Credit Card: Visa MC AmEx

Card Number: Expiration Date:

Signature: Date:

Return by mail to: Homecoming 2009, Wofford College, 429 N. Church Street, Spartanburg SC 29303

Join all the fun! Fill out the formand mail it to us.* You can also register by visiting: homecoming.wofford.edu

My Class Year Is: Price Quantity Total

REUNIONS50 Year Club $25 Class of 1949 reception $0 1949 Football Team reception $0Classes of '69, '79, '89 $30Class of '99 $25Delta Sigs $30PKA’s ('60 – '68) $30Terrier Top 5 ('04, '05, '06, '07, '08, '09) $5

STREET PARTY $10

LUNCH Adult $15 Child (ages 3-12) $8

FOOTBALL TICKETS Adult (general admission) $25 Child (ages 3-12) $10

TERRIER BALL $60

TOTAL

Classes Without Quizzes (see pages 1 through 3 to select the top three choices for you and your guest)

1st 2nd 3rd Alumnus Name: Guest’s Name:

Tickets must be presented at all events. Tickets ordered after September 28th will be available for pick up at the first event you attend. No refunds. Tickets are available by calling 864.597.4208 or by logging on to Wofford’s homecoming website at homecoming.wofford.edu.

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RDAY

FRID

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PAPER TERRIERCut and fold to create your own Terrier. It’s perfect for showing your Terrier pride at the office.

My Class Year Is: Price Quantity Total

REUNIONS50 Year Club $25 Class of 1949 reception $0 1949 Football Team reception $0Classes of '69, '79, '89 $30Class of '99 $25Delta Sigs $30PKA’s ('60 – '68) $30Terrier Top 5 ('04, '05, '06, '07, '08, '09) $5

STREET PARTY $10

LUNCH Adult $15 Child (ages 3-12) $8

FOOTBALL TICKETS Adult (general admission) $25 Child (ages 3-12) $10

TERRIER BALL $60

TOTAL

Classes Without Quizzes (see pages 1 through 3 to select the top three choices for you and your guest)

1st 2nd 3rd Alumnus Name: Guest’s Name:

Tickets must be presented at all events. Tickets ordered after September 28th will be available for pick up at the first event you attend. No refunds. Tickets are available by calling 864.597.4208 or by logging on to Wofford’s homecoming website at homecoming.wofford.edu.

SATU

RDAY

FRID

AY

PAPER TERRIERCut and fold to create your own Terrier. It’s perfect for showing your Terrier pride at the office.