Alcala Yearbook 2002

Out coming Court for 2001 . The USDstudent body voted for Matt Nault and Chantelle Davis as their King and Queen. The winners of the Dean's Trophy, were also announced at this time, Kappa Kappa Gamma and Lambda Chi Alpha were awarded this prestigious honor. After all the festivities at Torero Stadium came to a close, the students filed out and headed back to their dorms and houses to get ready for an evening at the Hotel Del Coronado. An enchanted Masquerade Ball

Ste W ith a bright blue sky, and a crowd of screaming fans , the Torero football team, knew that they would have to put on quite a per– formance . The team did not le t their fans down. The Torero's took on Fairfield, and successfully defeated their opponents with a score of 38-35. During the halftime show, USD honored five a lumni by inducting them into the USD Sports Hall of Fame . Also in the pro gram for the show, was the pre– sentation of the Home-

awaited ticket holders as they entered the Grand Ball– room. While at the dance, students dined on delicious food, danced to the music, and visited with friends. As the DJ played the last song, students left the ball– room with thoughts of the victorious football game, friends surrounding them, and tired feet. Everyone seemed to be in agreement that homecoming was defi– nitely enchanted.

Above: The A thl etic Depa rtment took time during the ha lftime show to in– du ct fi ve a lumni into the Unive rs ity of Sa n Di ego's Sports Ha ll of Fame.

At Right: Ready to d a nce the ni g ht away, thi s co upl e hea d s for the dance fl oo r a t the Hote l d e l Co ronado.

Above: A t the ir firs t co ll ege Hom~ coming, this freshma n co upl e got all dressed u p fo r a n e ncha nted evenint

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