Marshall University - Chief Justice Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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A carnival of color wore displayed cn banners at the homecoming game. Herd fans reach out for a pais from a cheerleader. Hundreds of green and white balloons fill the skies with Marshall spirit before the game.

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Topping off the parade it Stellanie Diniaco, Becky Rahall and Jill Saunders of Alpha XI Delta sorority. Above: The Queen's court parades down Fourth Avenue. Top. brothers of Sigma Nu show off their award winning float. Homecoming— 13

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All smiles. Homecoming Queen Mia C. Morin proudly walks across the field with her father Clarence E. Moran. Spirits high despite loss DESPITE the Thundering Herd's losing record, the stands at Fairfield Stadium were filled with spectators for Marshall's Homecoming game. Pregame fest vities began with the crowning of the Homecoming Queen and introduction of her court. The marching band brought the crowd to its feet with the playing of the fight song as hundreds of green and white balloons were released into the air. Many Herd fans wore green and white clothing to show their spirit, while some decided to be unique and pairt their bodies and hair green. The stadium was filled with excitement, laughter and voices. For many alumni and students, this was a reunion, a time to see old friends and make new ones. While fans were there to watch the Thundering Herd play Western Carolina, there was another game that was important to them. The West Virginia Univers ty Pitt game. Tnroughout the stadium radios and headphones couid be seen, as many intently listened to the big game. The Mountaineers slipped by the Panthers 24-21. However, the Thundering Herd lost to the Catamounts 21-7. Herd fans comfortibly witch the gime ind show their support from the hillside. Left: Seating arrangements for all types of students were made at Marshall games. Colorful Herd fans watch the game while tuning into the WVU Pitt game. Homecoming—15