Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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mu '11 -iniuimyaiiair hy HSUKUBU '-All of the week's feverish Homecoming activities had boiled down to just 23 seconds,.Class reunions, bonfires, pep rallies, A innocent raids across the Ravine, parade pageantry, crowning ofthe Homecoming queen, even the upcoming Homecoming dance - all were pushed into the background' as all eyes in Haygood Stadium focused on the premier kicker in the AIC as he prepared to attempt a 29-yard field goal into a gusting wind. Senior Bo Adkisson of Lake Village didn't disappoint the ecstatic Reddie fans as his boot was through the middle of the uprights to give HSU its first lead of the afternoon and a 17-I6 victory over its traditional rivals, the Ouachita Tigers. For OBU homecomers, it was a bitter reversal of what had started on a high note for them as the Tigers had jumped into a 9-0 and then a 16-7 lead. But a large number of Homecoming events had led up to the climactic field goal. Melba Phillips, a 21-year-old ac- counting major from Malvem, had been selectedvas queen and had been presented in pre-game ceremonies. LaJoyce Fullwood, a 23-year-old home economics major from El Dorado, was maid of honor. . fill? -..-, ..f. i zrz. fm :B El almnll' 5 is . , -nth ty l 3 xii Ti f 'M U V bjlllhwm.. . MM 'IH fl M ll L 1 ,sf tn- ,pu 3 li f

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