2000 Community Homecoming Script
1 Police Vehicle The sighting of the City of Fort Collins Police car means the parade has officially started! So sit back and enjoy watching parade entries from the business community, municipal government, school district and Colorado State University! This should be great fun! 2 Banner Carriers Today's parade begins with a banner carried by junior girl scouts from Dunn Elementary, Julie Brokish and Renee Wanger continue the tradition of having girl scouts carry the banner announcing the parade theme: Bring!11g the World Horne. 3 Combined Foot Color Guard We learned that it is not only traditional, but a statute that the parade is led by a color guard of active duty military personnel. Today's color guard is comprised of local recruiters from the United States Navy, United States Marine Corps, United States Army and the United States Air Force. 4 Wing Walker Honor Guard The Wing Walker Honor Guard is commanded by Cadet and Lieutenant James Rosner. They are national champions in four-rnan exhibition drill and 2nd and 3'ct in the nation in inspection and overall competition. This year they will be competing in the Southern California Invitational Drill meet and at the National Invitation Drill meet at the Air Force Academy. The Wing Walker Drill Team is an elite group of cadets who provide color-guard support at most Ram athletic events as well as university events. They have consistently been ranked in the top three units in national drill competition for the past several years. The Wing Walkers represent the pride and honor of CSU's Air Force ROTC.
5 Mounted Color Guard A new feature of today's parade is a mounted color guard which certainly adds a patriotic touch to see our country's flag displayed atop these beautiful horses. 6 Street Sweeper Looks like the parade organizers are being kind this year and doing a little in-progress clean-up before the CSU Band has to dodge any road apples! 7 CSU Cheerleaders The CSU cheerleaders represent the university at athletic events, and many community events. These student-athletes bring enthusiasm, spirit and tremendous athletic ability as they perform their routines that include incredible acrobatics. Go Rams! 8 CSU Golden Porns The CSU Golden Porns work on their dance routines for many weeks and months and perform at CSU football and basketball games. Their dance routines are choreographed to music performed by the CSU Marching Band. 9 CSU Flag Team The CSU Flag Team is part of the CSU Marching Band. These young ladies audition for membership on the Flag Team and travel with the Band to perform at CSU football games. 10 CSU Marching Band With 158 members in the CSU marching band, the Golden Porns, Cheerleaders and Flag Team perform at football games and other community events. 11 CAM the Ram CAM the Ram, official Colorado State University mascot since 1949 and 17th in succession is pulled by a 2000 Chevrolet Suburban donated to the CAM the Ram program by Mike Shaw Chevrolet of Denver and Colorado Springs. CAM is a three-year-old Rambouillet ram that lives at the CSU College of Agricultural Sciences Animal Sciences Department research farm. The Ram handlers are full-time CSU students who are selected annually following competitive tryouts. They are responsible for delivering CAM to athletic, alumni, agricultural and community events.
12 CSU Alumni Marching Band Dust off your instruments and practice your tunes as we welcome the CSU Alumni Marching Band celebrating their 7th year in the homecoming parade. Graduates from 1957 to 1999 are "Bringing the World Home" as they play familiar tunes and demonstrate their marching techniques. You can see more of the Alumni Marching band as they join the CSU Marching band in pre-game field performances at tonight's homecoming game.
13 1950 Fire Engine Here's a 1950 American LaFrance Pumper, which used to be the Longmont Engine #3. This vehicle is owned by Roger and Nancy Rogers of Fort Collins, who are carrying members of the local Elks Lodge.
14 Northern Colorado New Horizons Band Northern Colorado New Horizons band was formed in 1997 to give adults 50 and older an opportunity to learn to play a band instrument, or to renew skills of those who may have played many years ago. The band performs in many parades and events throughout Northern Colorado. Join the band by calling Boomer Music Company.
15 Egg & I The Egg & I Restaurants presents the famous Wienermobile! This 27-foot long futuristic "wiener" is really a state of the art vehicle with great video equipment inside. There are six wienermobiles on the road throughout the U.S. The Egg & I proudly serves Oscar Mayer products at their local restaurants. Tyler Zander, riding in a Saab donated by Tynans, would like to say thank you to Fort Collins and Colorado for all the love, prayers and donations that are being sent his way. Thank you everyone!
16 Dr. Don Unger Dr. Don Unger joins us for today's parade. Dr. Unger is the Superintendent of Schools for Poudre School District. The school district covers a geographical area of over 1,850 miles, and has 45 schools pre-kindergarten through 12th grade which serve the educational needs of over 23,800 students. 17 Board of Education The Poudre School District Board of Education are the elected leaders of the school district. This seven-member board meets twice each month to carry out the vision of PSD, to promote a safe environment while leading an accountable learning community which challenges all students to achieve, to their highest potential, the knowledge, skills and commitment needed to be fulfilled, productive members of society in a changing world. 18 FCHS Student Council And here comes Fort Collins High School Student Council with their float titled "Bringing Fort Collins Home." They have created their own baseball field and are sliding horne in the own creative way! The students are appropriately dressed in FCHS baseball uniforms and they are very excited to be here today! 19 FCHS Faculty /Staff Corning horne to a quality education. The Fort Collins faculty and staff are celebrating the great things that are happening in our classrooms every day. 20 FCHS National Honor Society Fort Collins High School National Honor Society is a group of juniors and seniors who work hard to maintain a high grade point average, establish good relations with the community and volunteer many hours for community service. 21 FCHS Boosters "Bringing the World Horne" is a common phrase at Fort Collins High School as we welcome many international students to our school. Students from Brazil, Yugoslavia, Sweden, Japan and other distant places add richness and variety to our student body. We hope they reap many benefits from their time with us. Boosters is the oldest club at Fort Collins High School and promotes school spirit for all activities at the school. Fort Collins High School Boosters sends a big HELLO to all. 22 Fort Collins High School Band The Fort Collins High School Band is directed by Mike Smith. The 160 band members call themselves the Purple Regiment.
23 Bishop Michael Bergman of the Old Catholic Church of Antioch Bishop Michael Bergman is the Bishop for the State of Colorado archdioceses. We welcome him as a dignitary in today's parade. Many of the dignitaries today are riding in vintage cars donated and driven by members of the Fort Collins Antique Car Club. 24 Lincoln Junior High The Lincoln Junior High float was made by the students in Dave Schlehuber's class. His students contributed all the decorations and beds. Li8ncoln Junior High has an undefeated 8th grade football team coached by former Denver Bronco Vance Johnson and the school boasts one of the best peer rnediationprograrns in the district. Veterans/Patriotic Division
25 The next portion of this year's Community Homecoming Parade is a contingent of our nation's military, veterans and Air Force ROTC. Our veterans, who are serving and have served the people of this great country in their quest for freedom and peace, proudly carry the Flag of the United States of America.
25a Stanley Steemer Carpet Cleaner Vehicle and Boy Scouts of America Stanley Steemer graciously provided the vehicle that carries the Boy Scouts who are now distributing the American flag to the spectators. Please wave your flag with pride! These American flags were donated through the generosity of several organizations and individuals, all of which believe that our nation's flag should be respected and carried proudly.
25b Rocky Mountain Chapter- 82nd Airborne Division Association Our Airborne Veterans are here today from all over Colorado and Wyoming to display proudly the colors and guidons of Airborne units of our nation. Three generations of paratroopers, glidermen, Ranger and Special Forces represent the "All Airborne" Rocky Mountain Chapter of the 82nd Airborne Division Association. They are a brotherhood of veterans of many wars for freedom: WWII, Korea, VietNam, Granada and Desert Storm. This chapter includes veterans from all Airborne units past and present. Today's 82nd Airborne, the contingency division for the United States, is ready at a moment's notice to jump directly into combat anywhere in the world and to fight until reinforced. They are "America's Guard of Honor."
Banner-"All Served. Some Gave All."
Their first float is a reminder of the price paid by many American soldiers for "A Small Piece Of Real Estate". This is just a reminder of what was done to ensure that those of us today could continue to live in a free country, the greatest country in the world. God Bless America!
Our second float carries senior veterans, many of whom are recipients of the Purple Heart as well as other service medals awarded them during their military service. Because of old wounds or just old Father Time, they can no longer walk in this parade proudly; they will, however, ride proudly! Also riding is a paratrooper in full combat gear.
25c Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #1781/ American Legion Post #4 Combined Color Guard The members of both the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #1781 and the American Legion Post #4 proudly carry the American Flag and their respective unit flags.
25d Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #1781- Ft. Collins These gentlemen are Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States. The VFW Post 1781 welcomes and serves all Veterans of foreign wars and conflicts from World War I to Bosnia. The decorated Volkswagon, part of the Veterans of Foreign Wars element, plays patriotic songs_p_opular then and now. 25e American Legion - Post #4 - Ft. Collins American Legion Post #4 is represented by its members. The American Legion is a service organization that supports this community with a variety of programs, including: Boys State, Oratorical Contest and American Legion Baseball. They are always in need of members to support their causes.
25f Marine Corps League Color Guard with Two Antique Cars The Marine Corps League, founded in 1923, is represented today by its Northern Colorado Detachment. Marines from WWI formed a national organization that now exceeds 40,000 members. These members of past honorable service to the Corps remain loyal in preserving their proud tradition by indemnifying their credo: ONCE A MARINE, ALWAYS A MARINE. The two antique cars you see further embellish the many years their organization has existed. Major General John H. Buckner
26 This fully restored WWII jeep, with trailer, carries the following dignitaries: Major General John H. Buckner, United States Air Force, Retired Lt. Col. Shirley Melvin Barrett Lt. Col Virgil Wilson, United States Army, Retired
26a Civil Air Patrol Color Guard The Thompson Valley Composite Squadron, Civil Air Patrol, Color Guard is commanded by Cadet Senior Airman Rachael Dietz.
26b CSU Air Force ROTC with Miniature Air Force Fighter Jet The CSU Air Force ROTC has provided the Miniature Air Force Fighter Jet you see. This float is the Air Force Association's "Salute to Air Force ROTC", and it carries and is accompanied by several of their cadets.
26c Disabled American Veterans - Chapter #5 The Disabled American Veterans, Chapter #5 is a service organization that assists disabled veterans with transportation to Veterans Administration Medical Centers in Denver and Cheyenne. The Disabled American Veterans assist their sick and disabled brothers so as to provide a continuum of care and support when the need is there. 27 Bennett Elementary Straight from the jungles of Fort Collins comes this entry from Bennett Elementary. Bennett Elementary uses the International Baccalaureate program, which encourages students to explore their world every day and bring that knowledge home to all of us. 28 Mary Johnson Mary Johnson is one-half of the teaching team that Johnson Elementary School is named after. Curtis Johnson, longtime music instructor at FCHS, and Mary together touched the lives of hundreds of students throughout their tenure in Poudre School District.
29 Timnath Elementary School Timnath Elementary School is commemorating the 100th year birthday of its original red brick schoolhouse with a yearlong centennial celebration. The original building was constructed in 1900 as a one-room schoolhouse and now serves as the school cafeteria. Timnath's entry in the parade is a replica of the original schoolhouse surrounded by alumni from when Timnath was a high school. The shade tree has handprints of current students. We would like to welcome back home Duane and Elsie Fisher from the classes of 1943 and 1945, Tom Brown and Very Shilling from the class of 1950, and Ray Hernandez from the class of 1960. Please join them and us in wising Timnath School a very Happy 100th Birthday! 30 Clear Channel Clear Channel's four Northern Colorado radio stations -107.9 the Bear, 96.1 Country 96, 600 KCOL Newstalk and 1410 KIIX Sports Radio provide Northern Colorado a "World of Choice" in listening enjoyment.
31 Fife and Drum Corps The Fife and Drum Corps was founded in 1999 to promote and support through music and marching, the principles and tenets set fourth in the Declaration of Independence and established in the Constitution of the United States. As was the case of many who served and fought in the war of independence, the Fife and Drum Corps is made up of all volunteers who reflect their differences in their period costumes. Each member provides their own costume, instrument, flag or other period accessory and rehearses and practices marching addition to fulfilling other family responsibilities. Following the Fife and Drum are volunteer members who are carrying an oversized copy of the Declaration of Independence and are handing out copies of the Constitution of the United States.
32 Bronco Registry of Northern Colorado This is a unique entry featuring 4-wheel drive vehicles of various vintages. City of Fort Collins
33 Ray Martinez, Mayor Mayor Ray Martinez is riding in the Centennial Bank Stage Coach in today's parade. The mayor is elected by popular vote and serves as the leader of the Fort Collins City Council. Mayor Martinez recently read a proclamation declaring October as Community Homecoming month. He's pleased to join you here today.
34 John Fischbach, City Manager John Fischbach is the City Manager of the City of Fort Collins. Mr. Fischbach oversees the city's daily operations, and serves the seven-member city council. In the rapidly changing landscape of city planning, Mr. Fischbach is a great supporter of the Community Homecoming parade as it brings citizens from every walk of life together to celebrate the place we call hom.
35 This year, employees from the City of Fort Collins have joined together to show their community spirit. From police and fire to Libraries and parks, from bike trails and buses to neighborhoods and electricity, the City offers a wide variety of services to our residents. For more information about your City services, check out the City's web site at fcgov.com. Fort Collins' City employees are proud to be serving you at home!" • 36 This 1937 Diamond T fire truck originally served as part of the Fort Collins Municipal Fire Department. The aerial ladder was added in 1952. It is now part of the Fort Collins Museum's collection.
37 The EDORA community skate park is coming! This free skate park for kids of all ages and abilities will bumps, banks, bowls and smiles, But, we need your help! Please support the "Make Your Mark" campaign and have a ceramic tile with your name imprinted on it. The tiles will be installed in the EDORA Community Skate Park. To find out how to help, call the City of Fort Collins Park and Recreation Office. Thanks Fort Collins!
38 The Fort Collins Senior Center council assists and advises the administrative staff in matters regarding the operation of the Fort Collins Senior Center and are elected representatives from the senior membership. The Senior Center is home to all adults wanting life enrichment experiences. Come visit!
39 And now, wrapping up the entries from the City of Fort Collins is SMARTTrips. SMARTTrips is taking an active stance in reducing traffic congestion and improving air quality. Through special programs such as the Freewheels Bicycle Library, SchoolPool, VanGo commuter van service and Transfort "Passforts,' SMARTTrips is making alternative transportation easier and more economical than driving our cars along. SMARTT. Fox, The SMARTTrips mascot is leading the way and encourages all of us to make a SMARTTrip today. Be sure to say hi to SMARTT. Fox! 40 CSU Prevet Club The CSU Prevet Club has designed this float in honor of today's theme, Bringing the World Home! The CSU Veterinary Hospital is recognized throughout the state, nation and internationally as a premier veterinary teaching hospital. 41 Delphine Lopez Delphine Lopez is the wife of William Lopez, namesake of Lopez Elementary School. Lopez has an enrollment of over 525 students. Their colors are hot pink and purple and the outstanding staff serves students in the west-central part of Fort Collins. The Lopez Lasers say thanks to Mrs. Lopez for her support.
42 Lopez Elementary Lopez Elementary School's entry is a salute to all the volunteer Fire Fighters who helped extinguish this summer's forest fires. Lopez extends its appreciation to all those who came to Colorado, Larimer County and local communities to save the forested lands and wildlife that make our community a great place to call horne. This year's float depicts a mountain forest fire threatening a mountain cabin. The riders are costumed as Hot Shots working to build a fire line and save a horne in imminent danger. The Bobcat Gulch and other local Colorado forest fires brought national attention to a major threat to the natural areas and environment that "Brings the World Home" to Fort Collins. 43 Foothills Gateway Foothills Gateway is a non-profit, charitable organization supporting persons with developmental disabilities and their families in Larimer County. Foothills Gateway is currently working with over 700 individuals providing services in early childhood intervention, therapy, family support, supported employment, community employment and supervised residential services. Our mission is to facilitate a coordinated community effort dedicated to challenging and supporting citizens with developmental disabilities to achieve their maximum potential and independence.
44 ASCSU Pacesetters The Associated Students of Colorado State University are proud to present the 2000 Pacesetters. These students have excelled academically and have been involved in diverse activities on campus and in our community. Thanks to these individuals for continuing a proud CSU tradition and congratulations!
45 Rocky Mountain High School Band The Rocky Mountain High School Band from here in Fort Collins is directed by Casey Cropp and Heather Landon. The band boasts 150 members and competes in the Class 5 category. Today's bands are part of the annual CSU Band Days where area bands are judged on their routines. Rocky Mountain High School has a student enrollment of 1740.
46 Rocky Mountain High School Student Council Rocky Mountain High School's float is a model of Horsetooth Rock. They chose this idea because Horsetooth is a well-known landmark to the community. The kids around the float are dressed as people and landmarks from all over the world, welcoming the world to Fort Collins and promoting diversity within our community. 47 Rocky Mountain High School Umbrella Brigade This premier precision umbrella brigade is made up of faculty and staff at Rocky Mountain High Schoot and believe it or not, they have been winners in previous parades. Although they did not enter last year's parade, we're very excited to have them return this year! 48 Blevins Junior High The Blevins Bruins are bringing the world home by celebrating the diversity of its students. The float symbolizes the welcome feeling that all Bruins have on a daily basis at Blevins. We are all a family of the world and Blevins Junior High is our home 49 Raymond Kruse Leading the Kruse Elementary entry is Ray Kruse, namesake of the school which opened in 1992. Mr. Kruse enjoyed a long and successful career in Poudre School District and impacted the lives of thousands of students and student athletes during his tenure. 50 Children's Workshop The Children's Workshop early learning center on Silverplume Drive provides a creative, innovative place for children to grow and learn. Children are allowed to explore and create through a well thought out curriculum and an energetic teaching team. Programs are developed around ages one through 12 that include toddles, preschool, preK and kindergarten and an after school program. Stop by and see the difference! 51 Jim & Nadine Henry Representing the CSU Alumni Center are Jim and Nadine Henry, CSU Alumni of the Century! They are being driven in today's parade by Betty and Joel Husted in their vintage 1941 Lincoln Continental convertible. Welcome back to CSU and Fort Collins Jim and Nadine! 52 O'Dea Elementary Even though planet Earth is not our home, we chose to visit here because of the many wonderful places and creatures that are found here. At the beginning of our trip we visited the continent of Eurasia. We were able to find many souveniors to take horne with us like the Leaning Tower of Pisa, The Eiffel Tower and part of the Great Wall of China. Next we traveled in our spaceship to North America where we found the Statue of Liberty! We also found the Great Pyramids of Egypt and Big Ben. Our suitcase is bulging! 53 Fort Collins Jaycees The Junior Chamber of Commerce is an international organization formed in 1920. The Fort Collins chapter was founded in 1938 has a long tradition of coordinating community service projects, fundraising and training future leaders. 54 Riffenburgh Elementary Riffenburgh elementary- Bringing the World Horne Through Education. Reading, writing and arithmetic are just the beginning. Our goal is to make all students feel welcome. Our dedicated teachers open the door to a love of learning, while teaching respect for others and for the world we live in. Every day and in many ways, Riffenburgh is "Bringing the World Home." 55 Brook's Twirlers Brook's Twirlers are young ladies who enjoy the sport of baton twirling. They compete in baton contests throughout the year and participate in parades, and talent shows. They are taught by Brooke Baker, former feature twirler for the University of Colorado Marching Band. They are kids in America, Twirling in the Millennium. 56 Poudre High School Band The Poudre High School Impalas boast 140 band members under the direction of Corry Petersen and Mike Zentner. They also compete in the Class 5 category and have a student body of 1,750 students.
57 Wells Fargo Bank Wells Fargo Bank sponsors this vintage stage coach drawn by four horses. Riders provide 'ballast' for a smoother ride! 58 Kappa Delta and Tau Kappa Epsilon The ladies of Kappa Delta and the gentlemen of Tau Kappa Epsilon joined up this year to bring back your favorite 80's TV shows. These include Scooby Doo, CHIPs and the Dukes of Hazard. The Kappa Deltas were awarded "Best Sorority on CSU campus" for the second year in a row this past spring. The men of Tau Kappa Epsilon received best President, best Philanthropy and third best fraternity on CSU campus. 59 Saturn of Fort Collins Saturn of Fort Collins is proud to be part of the Community Homecoming Parade with "Corning Horne in Style." And, what better way to come horne than in Saturn's gold limousine!
60 Valley High School Band Cancelled
61 Boys and Girls Clubs Boys and Girls Clubs youth members supported and participated in a wonderful program called Everest 2000. Torn Cower successfully climbed Everest and took the kids along via e-mail. He continues to work with the children now.
62 Fort Collins Lions Club The Fort Collins Lions Club provides assistance to the visually and hearing impaired within our community, providing vision and hearing screenings as well as working with youth to teach them the value of service.
63 Million Morn March Let's welcome the newly formed Larimer County Chapter of the Million Morn March. We are a national, grassroots organization dedicated to preventing gun death and injury and supporting victims and survivors of gun trauma. We are concerned community members who have lost a loved one, survived an injury, or recognized that no one is immune to our national epidemic of gun death and injury. We have come together to save lives by working for the adoption of stronger gun laws and offer compassionate support to victims and survivors of gun trauma.
64 Association for Student Activity Programming The Association for Student Activity Programming is traveling horne to CSU with a whole new face of entertainment. You never through entertainment could be this good! 65 Larimer County Dive Rescue The Larimer county Dive Rescue Team is a non-profit organization committed to raising public awareness about water safety and responding when accidents do occur. The team works with school children, community organizations and the Larimer County Sheriff's Department to raise awareness of water safety procedures. Nonetheless, the team continues to practice and training. They realize that while accidents are avoidable, they do happen.
66 Ranum High School Band The Ranun High School Band represents Ranum High School in Denver Colorado with at student body of 1,800 students. The band has 61 members under the direction of Greg Haan.
67 Brownie McGraw Brownie McGraw is the namesake of McGraw Elementary School which opened in the fall of 1992 and has an enrollment of approximately 550 students. Brownie was principal of Lincoln Junior High and Rocky Mountain High School. She currently works for the Larimer County District Attorney's Office. 68 McGraw Elementary The students and parents from McGraw Elementary bring the world home by celebrating the events and countries in the 2000 Olympics and winter Olympics. Swimming, soccer, gymnastics and cycling events (we decided against archery and the javelin throw). The students and their parents painted over 40 flags from various countries. 69 Student Organization of Gays, Lesbians and Bisexuals The Student Organization of Gays, Lesbians and Bisexuals is a student-run organization aimed at providing education ·and social activities as well as support to members of the GLBT community and its allies.
70 Collegiate Horsemen's Association Collegiate Horsemen's Association seeks to unite other equine clubs, college of Agriculture and the Fort Collins community in order to familiarize its members with all aspects of the equine industry. 71 Wellington Junior High Wellington Junior High School, located in the town of Wellington, Colorado, understands that the world is a big, big place! We checked and there are other Wellington's in South Africa, new Zealand and all over the United States We work every day in our school to bring the world home by making sure that our school is safe, welcoming and full of school spirit. At our sChool, everyone has a passport to learn! Wellington Junior High School is the best-kept secret in Poudre School District! 72 Beattie Elementary Beattie Elementary School chose to salute our hard-working firefighters for fighting all the summer fires. Our mascot is the bighorn sheep. We are glad to be a part of the Community Homecoming Parade! 73 James Butzek is the vice president of Front Range Community College Larimer Campus. The campus serves more than 3,800 students and offers 90 certificate and degree programs. Formerly the Larimer County Voc-Tech Center, FRCC has become a leader in offering opportunities for life-long learning in Larimer County. 74 Lesher Junior High The Vikings are Lesher's mascot. Lesher students have built a Viking ship, which is bringing the world to Fort Collins, Lesher and CSU. Our diverse student body is dressed representing their country of origin. 75 CSU Swing Society The CSU Swing Society is re-enacting the return of US soldiers from WWII. During wartime, US GI's made swing music and swing dancing popular. Swing became an anti fascist symbol and a call to nationalism during the war era.
76 G & S Equipment Keith Glaser of G & S Equipment shows us his collection of tractors circa 1944-1958. Keith has been collecting tractors for the past 17 years as a hobby and gets great enjoyment in showing his collection. These are good examples of bringing the world food.
77 CSU Range Club This year the CSU Range Club is traveling to Kana Hawaii, for the annual Society for Range Management meeting. To celebrate this "Range Homecoming," the students have donned their Hawaiian clothes and are relaxing at the beach listening to tropical tunes. The club travels to Hawaii in February to represent CSU in multiple exams, a poster competition, and a speaking contest. Good luck Range Club and Aloha! 78 Camp Fire Boys and Girls Campfire Boys and Girls have returned to defend their 1999 Sweepstakes trophy with this entry depicting tonight's homecoming victory of UNLV. As in years past, their entire float was constructed by the five, six-year-old boys ·and their parents. Campfire Boys and Girls and CSU share common goals of preparing today's youth for tomorrow's victories by instilling pride, morals and values. Campfire's mission is to build future leaders who are caring, confident and competent. Join us in supporting youth. Your support today could make all the difference in the years to come. Go CSU! 79 Gibs New York Bagels Gibs New York Bagels and Deli has four locations through Fort Collins. We serve bagel sandwiches, lattes, mochas, breakfast sandwiches, huge deli sandwiches and delicious desserts. Owned by two Fort Collins families, Gils Bagels is thrilled to have been voted best bagel for four consecutive years. Thank you Fort Collins for supporting the local guys. Go Rams!
80 Johnstown Saddle Club Royalty Johnstown Saddle Club Royalty for this year are Erin Kolbe, queen; Whitney Ray, attendant; and Sarah Gray, princess. The Johnstown Saddle Club is a non-profit organization, which promotes youth and family activities. We hold shows on the 1'1 and 3'd Sundays of the month May through September. Our club got its start in 1960 and celebrates its 40th anniversary this year. 81 Shirley Barrett Shirley Barrett is in today's parade representing the City of Fort Collins Senior Center. Thanks, Shirley for showing us all how to be active in our community! 82 Tavelli Elementary Tavelli Elementary is a school that has character! All the children in school have at-shirt with the school motto and logo on the back, compliments of our PTO. Do your best! Do what's right and treat others as you want to be treated. The motto is also translated into different languages like Japanese, Spanish, Italian, and German. As these character qualities are universal in our world today. Do your Best! Do What's Right! And Treat Others, as you want to be treated! 83 Adams City High School Band, Commerce City, CO CANCELLED
84 Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Gamma Phi Beta Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Gamma Phi Beta are bringing horne the Olympics and congratulate the United States and all countries on their performance in Sydney. 84a Alpha Gamma Rho and Kappa Kappa Gamma Kappa Kappa Gamma and Alpha Gamma Rho present their 2000 Homecoming float. The float features Cam the Ram representing agriculturists throughout the world. No matter what country, big or small, we are all affected by agriculture's wide spectrum. Cam the Ram will be kicking the globe through the goal posts for the winning score. When agriculture wins, we all win. And remember to cheer on your Rams against the opposing Rebels! 85 Consumer Credit Counseling Service Well, here's someone we don't want to bring horne- the "Debt Monster." The local, non profit Consumer Credit Counseling Service office can help tame your debt monster through personal financial counseling, education programs and debt management plans. Captain Credit Counseling is ready to do battle for all local residents and CSU alumni to help us all effectively manage our personal finances. CCCS has just opened an office on the CSU campus. The United Way supported agency has offices in Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley, Longmont, Sterling and Cheyenne, Wyoming. 86 Wingshadow Inc. Windshadow Inc is a non-profit organization reaching endangered youth. It umbrellas Frontier High Schoot a non-profit private school for troubled teens grades 9-12, Eagle Home, a foster care program and Aerie horne for teen parents. 87 K99 and TRI-102 Radio Welcome horne to K99 and TRI-102 radio! Grab a chair and join the K99/TRI-102 Precision Lawn Chair Drill Team as they stun the crowd with their maneuvers. Or, try your chance in the Cash and Prize machine to win cash, prizes and a key to a 2000 Ford Focus so you can drive around the world and back horne. Thanks to their listeners for making them the number 1 and 2 radio stations in Northern Colorado by taking them to work, school, or back horne because you know that you're always home with K99 and TRI-102! 88 Partners Partners is a non-profit mentoring and tutoring organization that strives to build a future where every child receives positive guidance and encouragement to think of their future as a world of opportunity, to realize their dreams, and to develop a sense of responsibility to their community and future generations. Partners invites you to "go for the gold" be a mentor or tutor to a Larimer County youth this year.
89 Parmalee Hall Parmalee Hall residents show their energy and enthusiasm for homecoming with this year's entry. Go RAMS!
90 Linton Elementary School Linton Elementary School is bringing the world home and celebrating it as a family. Twelve 5th grade students make up the drill team, marching and dancing to Sister Sledge's "We Are Family." 91 Irish Elementary The Irish float shows that although people come from, and go to all walks of life and from all parts of this world and beyond ...There is nothing better than coming back to cheer on the home team. And to watch the CSU Rams win the homecoming game! 92 Fort Collins Children's Theatre Aladdin and his friends have flown home on their magic carpet for Homecoming 2000. They hope to see you at Aladdin and His Wonderful Magical Lamp at the Lincoln Center on November 16- November 19.
93 ASCSU ASCSU is literally bringing the world home to Fort Collins! The aliens have tied up the earth and are bringing it to our homecoming parade. CSU's student government has created their float with a futuristic theme to launch us into the new millennium! 94 Skyview High School Band The Skyview High School Band joins us from Thornton, Colorado. With a student body of 1135 students, the band competes in the Class 4 category. The 125 member band is directed by Dan Walker and Brian Knott. Good luck Skyview High School.
95 LaDene and Rovelle Lackey LaDene and Rovelle Lacket are CSU Alumni Association's 13th Man which means they are a FORCE when it comes to supporting the CSU Rams! Thanks LaDene and Rovelle! 96 Liberty Common School Liberty Common School, Poudre School District's first charter school is a K-9 school. The entry was designed by the school's Spirit Squad. 97 Parkison Automotive Here is a Parkison Automotive who is bringing the world home .... fast!
98 Indian Motorcycle of Fort Collins Indian Motorcycle of Fort Collins (a division of Tynan's) in conjunction with Larimer County Boy's and Girls Club is selling raffle tickets for a chance to win a new Indian Chief. Get your tickets today! 99 Tynan's Fort Collins Nissan Tynan's Fort Collins Nissan, Kia, Saab, providing CSU and the Fort Collins community with all their transportation needs.
100 Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship is an enjoyable, devout, and dynamic group where students can worship and grow together in their relationship with God. Our float illustrates that Jesus' death 2,000 years ago is still bringing people from all nations, races, and tongues home to eternity through faith in Him. 101 Poudre Valley Air Poudre Valley Air has been in business since 1973. Call us for your heating and air conditioning, duct cleaning and all your indoor air quality needs. Clean out those cobwebs!
102 Colorado Academy of the Arts Colorado Academy of the Arts is an after-school music and theatre arts program for students 3 to college. The Academy has been educating students in the arts for the past 18 years and produces eight productions a year.
103 Gillette Entomology Club They're Here! The Gillette Entomology Club, Colorado State University's oldest student organization, presents a line-up of 6-legged travelers as they make their introductory tour of Colorado. Here the native Colorado potato beetle introduces various insect species, both exotic and long-range travelers, to our state. Species include cockroaches, the praying mantis and monarch butterflies. So keep an eye out, people ... these hexapods are here to stay!
104 Sterling High School Band The Sterling High School Band traveled from Sterling, Colorado to compete in the Class 3 category in today's Band Days. The band has 90 menbers marcing and is directed by John Fabela. The school has and enrollment of 750 students. 105 Girl Scout Troop 372 For their 4th year in the homecoming parade, this junior Girl Scout Troop 372 comes from the fourth grade at O'Dea Elementary. Each of the girls represents a different country whose descendents come together bringing the world home. Loveland Motor Sports Honda sponsors their entry. 106 Heritage Christian School Heritage Christian School is celebrating its 30th year of providing quality Christian education to Northern Colorado. Heritage represents the oldest, largest, and best established Christian school in Northern Colorado. Today's float represents the homecoming court for Heritage. Heritage Christian School. .. teaching the mind .. . reaching the heart. 107 Fort Collins Youth Bowlers The Fort Collins youth bowlers feel that you and be a youth bowler no matter where in the world you live. And, bowling brings everyone together all over the world. 108 SAINT Senior Alternatives in Transportation (SAINT) is represented in today's parade by the British Motor Club of Northern Colorado. These 10 old-time British Motor cars aren't the ones you'll ride in if you call SAINT, but we guarantee to get you to your destination!
109 Fort Collins Coloradoan The Fort Collins Coloradoan is dedicated to delivering the world to your doorstep 365 days per year. Their mission is to be the market leader in print and online in providing· daily news and information in our great community of Fort Collins.
110 Manufacturing Technology and Construction Management This float has been built under joint cooperation of all the clubs associated with the Manufacturing Technology and Construction Management Department. It represents "Bringing the World Home" and also how the Rams will roll over the Runnin Rebs! 111 High Performance Dance Theatre High Performance Dance Theatre is a Fort Collins based dance company whose mission is to combine dance and modern technology to increase the community's knowledge of the arts. HPDT, with its 12 members and artistic director Kim Lang, produces three shows a year. Right now they are promoting their upcoming show, Scared Stiff Part IV Dracula in search of Blood on October·31 and Scared Stiff, no Bored Stiff Children's activity event on October 30.
112 Braiden Hall The residents of Braiden Hall always have a great time interpreting the parade theme! It's been fun watching their participation in parades for many years! 113 Fort Collins Area United Way The Fort Collins Area United Way maximizes individual and community contributions and brings people and resources in the community together to help reach goals on both individual and community levels. They focus resources to extend our power and make the greatest difference. Thank you Fort Collins. The United Way truly appreciates your contribution and commitment to our community, and wants you to know your caring counts. 114 Elizabeth High School Band Elizabeth High School from Elizabeth, Colorado has a student enrollment of 840. The 45- member band in today's parade is directed by Keith Farmer.
115 Parents of Multiples Fort Collins Parents of Multiples Club is a local, non-profit organization that has been supporting our community for over 25 years. We offer support, understanding and information to those raising multiples and are affiliated with the national Organization of Mothers of Twins. We hold two large children's garage sales and sponsor a car seat safety check annually for the community. 116 Craig Johnson Our next dignitary in today's parade is Craig Johnson, the current CSU Alumni Association President. Welcome back, Craig and thanks for all you do to make sure that all alums of CSU are honored in today's Homecoming parade! 117 The Group Real Estate The Group Real Estate Inc. was last year's grand prize winner. Here you see the Group frog bringing the world home!
118 Colorado Greyhound Companions Colorado Greyhound Companions is a non-profit, 100% volunteer rescue and adoption organization that promotes the greyhound as a companion animal. The greyhound is an ancient breed, dating back over 4,000 years. With strong ties to ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome, these gentle dogs have brought the world into our everyday homes. These intelligent, affectionate sight hounds can sprint up to 45 miles per hour and adapt quickly to retire life. Gentle and sensitive they make ideal family companion. Let a greyhound race into your heart- adopt one today!
118a Landscape Design and Contracting Students of Landscape Design and contracting have used many different types of plants from all different regions and some here that are native. 119 CSU 1A scale Tractor Pulling Team CSU's 1,4 scale Tractor Pulling Team competes yearly in an international agricultural engineering design competition held in Moline, Illinois. Tractors are graded on a written design report, an oral presentation and a pulling performance. Tractors are totally student crafted by graduate and undergraduate engineering students. CSU is currently ranked 3'd international!J out of 38 other universities. 120 Geoffery Stanford Geoffery Stanford has lived in Fort Collins for many years. He work at the auto wash and enjoys basketball and supports CSU volleyball. Go Rams!
121 Corbett Hall Corbett Residence Ball is providing us with a look at foods from around the world. In an effort to bring the many nationalities here at Colorado State.University together through the international love for food. From the vineyards of Greece to the tacos from across the boarder, everyone can feel at home. 122 Fleming School Band Fleming High School proudly presents their 60-member marching band. The school of 109 students competes I the Class 1 division. The band is directed by Corey Stopperan.
123 Jim Banghart Jim Banghart is here representing the CSU alumni 50 Year Club, which means he and his fellow 50 Year Club members graduated from CSU 50 years ago or longer! Welcome back Jim and aliSO Year Club members! 124 Bauder Elementary The Buck stops here but Bauder Pride is worldwide. You see, the Bauder Buck is the school mascot and represents Bauder students. He has traveled to many lands and roams the pastures of the world. He travels to these places -in spirit- by way of a wonderful imagination and through studies of the maps, flags, costumes and customs. No matter what corner of the globe the buck visits, his heart and his spirit will always return home to Fort Collins. 125 Mailboxes Etc. Since families are important, the 1931 Fort Model A Roadster helped bring them together. Today, Mailboxes Etc. helps to bring the world together by sending mail and special packages faster and faster. Corne in a check out our new computer workstation with internet and e-mail capabilities, another fast way to talk to family and friends. 126 Kappa Alpha Theta and Alpha Tau Omega and Delta Sigma Phi Kappa Alpha Theta has jointed forces with Alpha Tau Omega and Delta Sigma Phi to bring an out of this world presentation for Fort Collins. This float is surely an awesome display of Greek craftsmanship. 127 Canyon Concert Ballet Canyon Concert Ballet is proud to be a part of this year's Homecoming parade. Celebrating over 20 years as Fort Collins' premier ballet company and school, Canyon Concert Ballet brings the world horne through its colorful performances of many international styles of dance. Today, dancers are dressing in costume for the upcoming performance of "The Nutcracker."
128 Delta Delta Delta and Phi Delta Theta CAM the Ram brings the world home with his impression of Egypt in this float made by the Delta Delta Delta Sorority and Phi Delta Theta Fraternity. 129 Parent Magazine Parent Magazine has been serving families in Northern Colorado since 1996 and serves Northern Colorado as the number one source for family activities and information. 130 Pueblo West High School Band The Pueblo West High School Band from Pueblo West features 75 band members. This high school has 780 students. Also featured with today's marching band is the 44- member Pueblo West High School Junior ROTC Drill Team. Welcome Pueblo West!
131 Moore Elementary School Moore Elementary School"Ernbraces the World" with a float adapted from a design by sixth grade student Janel Lewis. The student population at Moore represents 17 countries speaking 20 languages. We bring the world home every day. 132 Otto Werner Otto Werner is the former long-time CSU band director. Under Werner's direction, the CSU marching band gained national recognition as an outstanding collegiate marching band. 133 Sigma Chi and Pi Beta Phi The Sigma Chi fraternity and Pi Beta Phi sorority present to the community of Fort Collins the Olympics. We salute those from Fort Collins who participated in the Olympics in any way. 134 Zeta Tau Alpha, Triangle, and Lamda Chi Alpha Zeta Tau Alpha, Triangle, and Lamda Chi Alpha made this float. The theme is eracism and represents trying to eliminate racial discrimination while bringing every race and color together to build a better world. 135 Delta Tau Delta/Hooters The Caribbean is known for its beautiful beaches and buxom beauties. We would like to bring the Caribbean as close to you as possible. So we would like to introduce to you our . own buxom beauties, the Hooters Girls! 136 Fort Collins Scooter Club Fort Collins Scooter Club is dedicated to collecting, restoring and preserving Italian metal body scooters. We are committed to responsible riding and are open to all. Our club comes together to help make scooters more visible on the Front Range. The scooters in the parade today span over three decades beginning in the fifties. Homecoming is a time for us to come together and remember our common ties. Our group includes Fort Collins natives, current CSU students and Alumni and we're happy to celebrate homecoming with you today!
137 Apartment Life The residents and staff of Apartment Life are a global and multicultural community of individuals and families. They are a diverse blend of racial, ethnic and class backgrounds and represent a wide variety of national origins. The Apartment Life community is unique in that they strive to work and live together and, in the process, learn from one another in an atmosphere of positive contact and mutual respect. Apartment life is an open and welcoming community of people from all over the globe. The basic mission of A artment Life is to welcome the world to their new home. 138 ky Ford High School d The y Ford Hi chool Band came from 229 miles away to compete in today's Band Days! Th 5 and members compete in the Class 3 division under the direction of Michael $ · ·· . ocky Ford High School has an enrollment of 284 students. Thanks for s today, Ro ord High!
139 utnam Elementary Bringing the world horne means sharing and appreciating our culture. The Putnam Cinco de Ma o dancers erforrn a bit of their culture for ou. 140 Wendy's Did you know "Wendy's Rules the Night?" All stores are now open to 1:0 a.m. Wendy's is proud to be a sponsor of many events at our local schools and CSU.
141 Eyestone Elementary Eyestone Elementary has just completed their 5th annual Cat on the Run running club. The team consists of 71 4th, 5th, and 6th grade students who compete in local road races in Fort Collins. They ran in the homecoming 5K race this morning! They are coached by Mike Workman and Sand Ham-Fetzer, both teachers atE estone. 142 Chi Omega/Pi Kappa Phi It's always fun to see these two groups of students from Chi Omega and Pi Kappa Phi put their energy, enthusiasm and creativity to work on their homecoming entry. Let's see what the carne u with for this ear! 143 Crossroads Domestic Violence knows no boundaries! It affects all ages, all religions, all economic levels, and all cultural backgrounds. Crossroads works to make every horne in Fort Collins a safe horne. We want to bring our community and our world home to safety. Through our outreach programs, we strive to educate others and prevent domestic violence to make every home a safe home. 144 Fort Collins Preschool Fort Collins Preschool is the oldest co-op preschool in Fort Collins, established in 1952. We have classes for 2-, 3-and 4-year-olds. We presently have openings in the 2- and 4- year-old classes. 145 The Towers Complex hall Government constructed this float. The theme for the float is The Wizard of Oz there is no place like home. These is the yellow brick, Emerald City, which is represented by Durward and Westfall Hall and Dorothy's house which is smashing the Wicker Rebel of the West. AT CSU there really is no place like being home. Go RAMS! 146 TEAM Fort Collins TEAM Fort Collins sponsors Red Ribbon Week activities every year and participates in choosing the poster contest winners. Red Ribbon Week is a way to celebrate being drug and alcohol-free and participating in healthy, positive activities. The Red Ribbon is a symbol of awareness and represents the community conunitrnent to a drug-free lifestyle and the prevention of the abuse and illegal use of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs.
147 Traut Core Knowledge The Traut Core Knowledge School is an alternative public school of choice within Poudre School District and was named in honor of two sisters, Lena and Evelyn Traut, who taught in the district for a combined total of 82 years. Traut's vision is educational excellence in knowledge, skills and character ... combined with strong parent-teacher student partnership. Traut's mission is to provide excellence and fairness in education for all children. The Traut float is "Bringing the World Home ... through Literature!" 148 Sigma Alpha and Farm House Sigma Alpha sorority and Farm House fraternity, both agricultural-based organizations, are "partying until the cows come home." 149 Gary Garfield A grand hello from the Fort Collins chapter of the Burning Man. Direct form the Black Rock Desert of Nevada, we vaguely represent the artistic community of Black Rock city and Burning Man, a world of creativity unknown to most. Commander Gillis, First Mate Rico and Second Mate Weldon want to share with the good people of Fort Collins their small vision of what the creating spirit of Burning Man is all about. We hope you enjoy it, and remember, set fire to your life as planned, and embrace the life at hand.
150 Newsom Hall Newsom Hall is proud to welcome home all of the Aggies and other CSU alumni. 151 Boy Scouts Pack 91 -Food Distribution Center Approximately 25 members of Boy Scout Pack 91 help feed the hungry.
152 CSU Forest Services Students from CSU Forest Services come from all over the nation to study at CSU's outstanding forestry training facility. Their entry in this year's parade reflects their hard work and effort. 153 Sigma Lambda Beta International Fraternity Sigma Lambda Beta International Fraternity, Inc. is the largest non-traditional Latino fraternity in the nation. They have been active on the CSU campus for 10 years as the Iota chapter. 154 Santa Cops of Larimer County Santa Cops has been in existence for several years and involves law enforcement personnel from the CSU Police Department, Larimer County Sheriffs Office, Loveland Police, Colorado State Patrol and the Fort Collins Police Services. Uniformed officers deliver presents to children who normally wouldn't have a very Merry Christmas. Santa Cops works strictly from donations and last year provided gifts to more than 2,500 kids throughout Larimer County.
155 Allnutt Funeral Service Since 1886, Allnutt Funeral Service has been serving families throughout Northern Colorado. In 1970, Allnutt restored their original funeral coach that is in today's parade. 156 3 Margaritas Local popular restaurant Tres Margaritas enters this year's parade featuring the spirit of the Mexican culture. 157 Sundance Steakhouse & Saloon Corne on out to the Sundance Steakhouse and Saloon for some tender, juicy steaks and dance to live country music. The Sundance is open Tuesday -Sunday at 5:00 p.m. Corne out to the Sundance Steakhouse and Saloon for great food and toe-ta_p_pin fun. 158 Committee to elect Torn Bender Torn Bender, Larimer County commissioner candidate from District #2 brings home his world of experience and knowledge for the benefit of Larimer County citizens with reasonable, responsible representation. 159 Poudre Valley and Campus Greens These Poudre Valley and Campus Greens are members of a rapidly growing political party in Larimer County and the U.S. The well-respected and long-time consumer advocate, Ralph Nader, is a presidential candidate in the upcoming election. The Greens encourage you to "Bring the vote back horne" to the people by voting green! 160 Committee to Elect Steve Tool Steve Tool is the Republican candidate for Fort Collins Senate District 14. Steve has done an outstanding job as our State Representative and is now asking for your support to elect him to the State Senate. 161 Clarke for State Representative John Clarke is running for the State House of Representatives in District 52. John is walking with "Otis" the campaign mascot. Marc, John's son-in-law, built the 1965 Pontiac Catalina low rider. With your help, John will be the only member of the State legislature who has been a City Councilman and a County Commissioner:. Vote John Clarke for State Representative. 162 Natural Law Party The Natural Law Party is the fastest growing 3rd party. The party works for preventative health care, cooperative [politics and finance reform. DanS. Ward is running for U.S. Congress District 4. Cher_yl Beckett is a candidate for Secretary of State. 163 Sierra Club The Sierra Club would like Fort Collins and CSU to help keep Colorado a place that people want to come home to. 164 Peggy Reeves for Senate State Senator Peggy Reeves brings us this entry of CSU fans throughout the ages. With Senator Reeves are State Representative Bob Bacon, Bryan Jameson and Ann Harroun, candidates for State House of Representatives. Joining them is Debby Morgan, candidate for County Commissioner and various representatives of the community and University. 165 Bush for President From the heart of Texas to the heart of Fort Collins, the Bush for President campaign wishes you a wonderful homecoming, lots of yellow roses and a new administration of compassion and honor. 166 Glenn Gibson for County Commissioner Glenn Gibson, Republican candidate for Larimer County Commissioner District 3. Glenn has lived in Larimer county for over 33 years. Your voice for your community. 167 Bill Benton for House of Representatives Bill Benton is the Republican candidate for House District 53 representing west Fort Collins and the CSU campus. A long-time resident and political activist, Bill plans to break the special interest stranglehold on the district and bring control back home. His motto: An Open Mind to Protect Your Interests. 168 Sunshine Generation Sunshine Generation is a non-auditioned children's performing group starting at age 3 to teen. We meet once a week and learn songs and dance routines to Broadway, pop, country and old-time favorites, then perform all around the community. Our main goal is to help children of all ages gain self-confidence.
169 Poudre Firefighters Poudre Firefighters Local1945 would like to express their opposition to Amendment 21. They are concerned that this tax elimination measure would adversely affect the safety of our community and break down the efforts of all firefighters in our distric~ to provide the best fire and emergency medical services protection. 170 Bullhide Liner /Jorgensen Racing Jorgensen Racing and show cars is teaming up with Bullhide Liners for the upcoming racing season. Those of you who don't know about Bullhide Liner, it is a spray molded bedliner company serving Fort Collins for the past five years. 171 CSU Polo Club The Colorado State Polo Club is a student-run organization with 25 horses and more than 50 members. The members range in ability from beginners who have never played to varsity members who have been playing for many years. Club members feed and care for the horses, purchase tack and equipment and travel to other university for competition. Come to our game at the equine center tonight against the University of Texas at 6 pm. Come out a join us for some fun! Go RAMS! PARADE PARTICIPANTS IN NUMERICAL ORDER 0 -#\ I fl tf).f' PtArfAILe_ ~ l~ Wt tlf'P IYl ORGANIZATION NAME 1 Police Vehicle w,·et UAd '+lu. ~rA ~ ~.., 2 Banner Carriers -p 5_D_ I 3 Combined Foot Colorguard fV) bt lA\..~ tJ 1-Jou.U-e.. 4 Wing Walkers M~~A~·" t- J+owe.s 5 Mounted Colorguard IYl OUA;t+4.J;,
45 RMHS Band ~T.::> 46 RMHS Student Council '¥JJ ~"'D 47 RMHS Umbrella Brigade ~D 48 Blevins Jr. High ~D 49 Ray Kruse _?~D 50 Children's Workshop \J=S 'D 51 Jim & Nadine Henry -ps -n 52 O'Dean Elementary 1?$ D 53 Fort Collins JayCees '77V' 1!> I W ff+tC.i/.4 54 Riffenburgh Elementary r?D r 55 Brook's Twirlers -:ps D 56 PHS Band -p::s 7:::;) 57 Wells Fargo Stagecoach Tt-f_f!J_ 2- 58 KD/TKE Float C'F (/) J 60 Saturn ofFort Collins Novelty /IJ ¢2- 61 Boys and Girls Club Float / ~ ~ 2- 62 Ft. Collins Lions Club -r AI l ~ ~ 63 Million Moms 64 ASAP Novelty .- C NV 2- 65 Dive Rescue Novelty ....,.-_ Af Ji 4
66 Ranum HS BAND UM Ah 1 .... ·44-tJn t=h,..,..f<.. 67 Brownie McGraw 68 McGraw Elementary 69 SOGLB Novelty 70 Collegiate Horsemen Float C...F (/) 2- 71 Wellington Jr. HS PSD 72 Beattie Elementary ~""D 73JamesBu~ek ~7) 74 Lesher Jr. HS 75 Swing Society Novelty 76 G&S Equipment Tractors 77 Range Club Float 78 Camp Fire Boys and Girls 79 Gibs Bagels Novelty 80 Johnstown Saddle Club Royalty M Ctut. +~t.~;., t J.Mwes 81 Shirley Barrett 82 Tavelli Elementary 84 Gamma Phi Beta/SAE Float L "F ~ 4 84A Alpha Gamma Rho/Kappa Kappa Gamma Float (!, r f1S 85 Consumer Credit Counseling Float 7 F 6 125 Mail Boxes, Etc _7 A! 2..1 126 Kappa Alpha Theta, ATO, Delta Sigma Phi Float t!_F }2_ 127 Canyon Concert Ballet "1/J 2...2.. 128 Delta Delta Delta/Phi Delta Theta Float CF I~ 129 Parent Magaziine _,.. 1.1 ~ "" 130 Pueblo West HS Band u:?ash,,; 4l't "'-n ~ 130A Pueblo West HS Jr. ROTC Drill Team £)Ja_~ 1 "4M¥\ J>L-vk 131 Moore Elementary 7>5D v 132 Putnam Elementary '"FSb 133 Sigma Chi/Pi Beta Phi Float f!.. :r=- 14 134 Zeta Tau Alpha/Triangle/Lambda Chi Alpha Float CFJK 135 Delta Tau Delta Float CF-1~ 136 Fort Collins Scooter Club TIJ 2-tJ. 137 Apartment Life Float C"F /7 139 Putnam Elementary '"P?D 140 Wendy's -r I\) 'L5 141 Eyestone Elementary PSD 142 Chi Omega/Pi Kappa Phi Float C--F J '6 143 Crossroads -r"-1 2.~ 144 Fort Collins Preschool P~D 145 Towers Hall Govt Float C'F Jq 146 Team Fort Collins IA.l 2-7 147 Traut Core Knowledge '"p~f.::> 148 Sigma Alpha/FarmHouse Float C-'F2-0 149 Lobster Novelty TN2-~ 150 Newsom Hall Float t2F .GJ 151 Food Distribution Center '17J J_q 152 Colorado State Forest Service Float .~F 2-2- 153 Sigma Lambda Beta Float C-r 2-~ 154 Santa Cops of Larimer County IJ.JrJ I 155 Allnut Funeral Home { J-1 tP o 156 3 Margaritas "'~flft; 157 Sundance Saddle Club -rJ.I(J3 158 Committee to Elect Tom Bender /#~ 159 Campus Greens -p_QI 160 Committee to Elect Steve Tool 'Pf/;2- 161 Clarke for State Representative P~3 162 Natural Law Party -pft>4 163 Sierra Club -pft<~ 164 Peggy Reeves for Senate Pfi;&J .. ' ; PARADE PARTICIPANTS IN NUMERICAL ORDER 165 Bush for President 166 Glenn Gibson for County Commissioner 172 CSU Marketing Club 173 Scream Theme Studios 17 4 Allison Hall Float C 'F 2-i 17 5 Southside Complex Residence Halls Float Street Sweepers /,{) ..