Missouri State University - Ozarko Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Kickoff . Campus Union ballroom where the graduates of the 1931, 1956 and 1971 classes were honored and president Duane Meyer presented various outstanding alumni awards. The afternoon game began at 1:30 and the University of Northern Iowa topped the Bears by three points, winning the game with a final score of Northern Iowa, 20, SMSU Bears, 17. Bears caught that Christie spirit when Christie Branson from Belton, a senior co-sponsored by Sigma Kappa sorority and Sigma Pi fraternity, was crowned Homecoming Queen. I was really surprised and honored, Branson said. fAbove Rightj KING CANDIDATES were TONY MOSES, a senior from Lexington, sponsored by Alpha Delta Pig RANDY HOY, a senior from Belton, sponsored by Alpha Sigma Alphaag MARK PASKOWITZ, a sophomore from California, sponsored by United Towers Government: and BLAINE STERRET, a junior from Kansas City, sponsored by Sigma Chi. PUNT THE PANTHERS, a float built by Sigma Phi Epsilon and Sigma Sigma Sigma, won in the over-all float category. 0 0 It was a really neat experience. The four other queen finalists were seniors Karen Sifrig of Chesterfield, sponsored by Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority and Susan Tucker of Cuba, sponsored by Sigma Sigma Sigma sororityg juniors Lisa Blumer of Kirkwood, sponsored by Woods Organization of Women and Judy Brock of Sikeston, sponsored by the Southwest Standard and Ozarko publications. To top off Homecoming weekend, Beatlemania performed a concert in HSC, at 9:00 p.m. The Broadway show brought music of the Beatles back to life for 2,000 audience members. --1-.......g.,

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QHGGII KAREN SIFRIG, a senior from Chesterilfold, was sponsored by Alpha Sigma Alpha. andidates LISA BLUMER, n junior from Kirk- wood, was sponsored by Woods Organ- ization of Women. 1 1 SUSAN TUGKER, s senior hom Cuba, was sponsored by Sigma Sigma Sigma and Sigma Chi. cement of Homeaoxning Quesn. 'W JUDY BROCK, a junior from Sikeston, was sponsored by Southwest Standard' and Ozsrko publications.

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