Northwest Missouri State University - Tower Yearbook (Maryville, MO)

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Homecoming ' 82 A S0119 in their liearts Homecoming 1982 began with the annual Variety Show held at the Charles Johnson Theater. This year ' s emcees, Dan Bolhken and John McKenna, hosted the show, which featured Greek and Independent groups par- ticipating in skits based on popular musicals. Arnie, the story of a little orphan boy, earned the men of Delta Chi a tie for first place along with the Phi Sigma Epsilon fraternity, who performed in Damm In- dians. Franken Hall took first place honors in the Independent skit class, while the Bear- cat cheerleaders won the best oleo act. Deborah Catron, a senior elementary education major, was crowned the 1982 Homecoming Queen at the Variety Show on Wednesday night. Catron, a member of the Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority, was sponsored by Alpha Kappa Lambda. Her attendants were Laura Corken, Angle Crouse, Lana Galm and Toni Prawl. ■18- Homecoming

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lomecomins ' 82 ( ' () Catron reigned over the Homecoming ac- tivities for the rest of the week, including the parade on Saturday. Floats, clowns, jalopies and marching bands provided the entertain- ment for the Homecoming parade, each reflecting the musical theme of the week. High school marching bands throughout the area, including the Bearcat marching band, delighted crowds lining the streets of the parade route. On Friday, two Northwest alunmi wete- post-humously inducted into the University ' s M-Club of Fame. The late Wilbur Sparky Stalbup, a 1932 graduate holds the greatest record as a Northwest basketball coach. His teams posted a 137-56 record, during his 1933 to 1943 tenure, winn- ing two MIAA titles. Ln , . -20 Homecoming