Marshall University - Chief Justice Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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Bringing down a Davidmn running back, tackle Shawn Firman illtutram Mardmll? tough defemive game. Awaiting tbe announcement of queen, senior attendant Helen,Matbeny Jiand: with bar extort, Jolm Frauinelli. Scoring another touchdown in tire 63-14 victory over Davidmn, tailback Darryl DeBoeJ dive! into tbe end zone. Hugging ber buxband, Sbeila Mullarky Dailey laugh! in excitement witb Greg Bailey over being named 1986 Homecoming Queen. Homecoming Game 13

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A week of Homecoming Makes one weak Celebration was the theme of the 1986 Homecoming, and that was exactly what loyal fans and students did after the Herd's spec- tacular 63-14 defeat of Davidson Oct. 25. On the morning before kickoff, participants in the banner contest and Homecoming court met in front of the home of President Dale F. Nitzschke. The banners were judged and, the court was in- troduced. These activities original- Poxing for picture: following the halftime ceremonies, Homecoming court memherx Amy HiJmm, frejhman attendant; Dee Hichx, .rophomore attendant; Sheila Mullarhy Dailey, queen; Helen Matheny, Jenior attendant; and Angela DeCoy, junior attendant; mzile with feliefafter the announcement of queen. Preparing for the ceremony, Actor Chrixtopher Athim linen: to imtructiom from Prejident Nitzxehke. Celebrating with her children, Queen Sheila Mullarhy Dailey kneel: to hug 1y were planned during the parade that was supposed to take place through Ritter Park to Fairfield Stadium but because of rainy con- ditions had to be cancelled. During the game it was an- nounced that members of Delta Zeta sorority won first place in the banner contest, with Phi Delta Theta finishing second and the team of Alpha Chi Omega and Pi Kappa Alpha winning third. During halftime activities, the them. Dailey i; the firJt married Homecoming Queen in the Jthoolhx hthorjy. 12 Homecoming Game Big Green Marching Machine per- formed a medley of songs to prepare the crowd for the crowning of the 1986 Homecoming queen. Winning this honor was Sheila Mullarky Dailey, Huntington senior. Dailey was crowned by 1985 Queen Lorie Wyant and was presented with a silver bowl by President Nitzschke. The queerfs court included Helen Matheny, Mineral Wells senior; Angela DeCoy, Point Pleasant junior; Dee Hicks, Poca sophomore; and Amy Hissam, Patkersburg freshman. Guests adding their appearances to halftime activities included Gov. Arch A. Moore and actor Christopher Atkins. Homecoming Week ended with a sellout concert at the Huntington Civic Center 'by hard rock band Cinderella and main attraction David Lee Roth. Roth performed such chart-busting hits as Califor- nia Girls and Yankee Rose.

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C001 Fashion omfort in cotton Comfort in cotton and casual wear proved to be the basic trend when it came to dressing in style on campus for the 1986-87 school year. From the classroom to the dorm, many of the fashions from last year seemed to cling to popularity, in- cluding the uni-segt combination of oxford-cloth shirts, crew-neck sweaters and loafers. Many women still enjoyed the comfort and freedom of the over- sized shirt. This shirt could be worn in a variety of ways from belted with many different ac- cessories to tied in a knot in the 14 Fashion front. It not only could be worn with jeans but also with a variety of pants or even straight skirts. An added trend to this season's fashions was the western look. Women wore both full and straight blue jean skirts with an oversized blue jean blouse highlighted with western accessories. During the warmer parts of the season, students turned to cool and comfortable by wearing jams, long Hawaiian-type flowered shorts with a T-shirt or cotton shirt. Oversized clothes remained popular as the summer turned to fall and eventually to winter. The oversized shaker knit sweater re- mained a hot fad for a cool season again this year. It could be worn facing the front or backwards over a blouse or turtle neck and with either a skirt or trousers. I have found that this seasonis fashions fit my active lifestyle by providing me with comfort plus style throughout the entire day, said Carla Walk, Logan junior. Crew-neck oxford shirts worn with Levis and loafers without socks were just some of the sporty fashions for men on campus. sweaters, Wearing khaki trousers with ab- solutely anything was a new look added to the male fashion world. Gray jeans striped button-downs or even paStel shirts was another fad that highlighted the fashion scene for men. When it comes to dressing in style, I prefer wearing trousers or gray jeans with a striped or plain button-down shirt, said David Klein, Huntington sophomore. Looking classy yet comfortable was what the Marshall University student had in mind when it came to dressing in style. worn with Leaning against the Portrbe, Carl Fodar, Weirton graduate Ituderzt, dilplayt a bulky cotton Jweater.