Iowa State University - Bomb Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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HOT SUN of a beautiful day beats down on the Homecoming crowd. People packed lightly together on the football bleachers, a hot fall sun beating down on the tops of metal helmets and the expectant hush just before the presentation of queen and attendants — half time at the Kansas-ISU Homecoming game. A blast of trumpets and Kay Kolosha, Homecoming Queen for 1962, was escorted to the field followed by Mary Jane Kimball and Pat Hildebrand, at- tendants. The team rushed back onto the field amid the cheering of an excited and still hopeful crowd. Cheer- leaders anxiously paced back and forth trying to watch the game and keep cheering at the same time. The sec- ond half brought a determined but imsuccessfid effort leaving the final score as 29-8. A mixture of talk on the way home included the strong defense used by Kansas, the winning SAE sweepstakes display, and plans for the Homecoming dance that night. Kay Winding ' s Orchestra played for the Satiuxlay night dance, the final event of this year ' s Homecoming. .w . »■ M s K w ' ■ ' -m mw sm ■ fn ' X Wi ESCORTS for the Homecoming court of Pat Hildebrand, Kay Kolosha and Mary Jane Kimball were a representative of the 1952 football team. Governor Erbe, and Ralph Olson. ' «! 25

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Hot sun blazes on featured event— the game CHEERLEADERS, as well as players put out their best efForts, BUT the game ended in defeat.

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Homecorain Queen Katherine (Kay) Kaloosha was crowned queen at the Pep-Bar-B-O and presided over the rest of the weekend ' s events. Kay, from Pampa, T exas, is a junior in Home Economics Educa- tion and a Kappa Alpha Theta. 26