Hamline University - Liner Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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The traditional talent show was held on Friday night with skits, songs, dance, routines, etc., with Epsilon taking first prize in the large group category and Rog Pilgram taking second in the same category. Under small groups first prize went to Tom Cottrell while second went to Terry Mc- Donagh. As a culmination to the evening's festivi- ties the Queen candidates were introduced. Tracy Allen was sponsored by Tau Kappa Epsilon, Kelli Deutsch by Alpha Tau Omega, Sue Johnson by Theta Chi and Lee Truax by Drew Residence Asso- ciation. For the first time in Hamline's history there was a tie for Homecoming Queen and the eve- ning ended with the crowning of Co-Queens, Sue Johnson and Lee Truax, by last year's queen, Helen Margellos. Hamline's Carpenter, President Richard P. Bailey, MC's the Talent Show and Coronation. APT's Theater of the Absurd The Queens and their Court: Tracy Allen and Jeff Essen Ulcel, Lee Truax and Glen Nicholson CDRAD, Sue Johnson and John Bunde lTheta Chil, Kelli Deutsch and Tim Kudalis KATOD. i as if

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HAMLINE HOMECOMING 1969 The beginning of The end of Goheen, 1919 TooTball Team goes inTo The Hall of Fame, Co-Queens, candlelighT dinner ographs in The snackbar T ft 1 get Together. Homecoming acTiviTies began on Thursday, Ocfober 23 wiTh Tree pop- sicles on The mall and a pumpkin carving conTesT. . . . Tor The nexT Two and a-half hours an enrapTured audience sang and dreamT wiTh John Denver fOracle1. And ThaT's how iT was on Thursday nighT when This TalenTed Texan enTerTainer made his way inTo The hearTs oT HamliniTes. Denver Took his audience Through The emo- Tions of sadness, despair and lone- liness all The way To ioy and exul- TaTion. His personal views shone Through as he sang abouT The pains of war and losing a loved one, The ioys of waTching a child grow, The empTiness of old-age, and The hope one can gain by looking Toward a beTTer Tomorrow. His poliTical and social saTire was clever and delighT- Tul, for example, his 20-second ap- praisal of The accomplishmenTs of Spiro Agnew. The audience moved wiTh him, shared and idenTiTied wiTh him and aT The close of The show everyone knew John Denver, his opinions, Tears, hopes and ioys. X5

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Goodbye Goheen. A building which had many dif- TerenT pasTs saw iTs iniTial desecraTion on SaTurday morn- ing. PresidenT Bailey removed The cornersTone and read The conTenTs To The crowd of on-lookers. Then, To begin The sToning Joe HuTTon, former Basl4eTball coach aT Ham- line Threw a baskeTball Through an upper sTory window. Goheen was immediaTely besieged vviTh sTones and bricks from The by-sTanders and aT The end noT one win- dovv remained inTacT. OTher SaTurday evenTs included a car rally, banner judging conTesT and The annual Alumni buTTeT. ThaT aTTernoon The Pipers kepT Their MIAC hopes alive by pounding The UMD Bulldogs 32 To 12. Queens Lee and Sue and Their courT reigned over The game and aT half-Time The 1919 TooTball Team was inducTed inTo The Hall of Fame. The music of The Jim SuTherland QuarTeT and Thun- derTre were TeaTured aT The Homecoming Dance as a TiTTing finale To The Three-day evenT. T , -f -Q l 'Ay A ,,,,r President Bailey strains himself To loosen The cor WA