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

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REMEMBER It was fun having my first start on Homecoming, even though it was in a bad situation, Teale said. The game concluded in Northwest ' s sixth consecutive loss on Homecoming Day with a score of 21-17. Southwest Baptist made the winning touchdown in the final minute of the game causing a great let down for Northwest fans. Despite minor setbacks that arose in planning, the Home- coming festivities were executed without problems on Satur- day. Everything went very smooth, Leilani Greenfield, Home- coming co-chair, said. I ' d say the biggest problem was that representatives didn ' t take the information back to their orga- nizations, but that was easily remedied. Northwest sponsored activities were not the only ones en- joyed by students at Homecoming. The bar scene was another popular outing that received overwhelming crowds over the weekend. Lie Awake, an alternative music group, made a return appear- ance to The World Famous Outback on Friday and Saturday nights. The band brought in a packed house on both nights with their renditions of songs such as Tainted Love by the Cure and Hey Jealousy by The Gin Blossoms. They were awesome, Lucretia Winemiller said. They played new music that was on the cutting edge. Even with the problems that arose during the week, it was a time that would instill memories in all who participated in The Wonderful World of Northwest. The Phi Sigma Kappii float makes its way down College Avenue during the Homecoming parade. The Phi Sig ' s hard work paid off when they received first place in the tloat com- petition. Photo by Jon Britton. HOMECOMING AWARDS BEST FLOAT Phi Sigma Kappa Aladdin VARIETY SHOW SKITS I NDE PEN DENT- Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Bobby Does Opera SORORITY - Delta Zeta, Who Framed Bobby Bearcat FRATERNITY - Sigma Phi Epsilon, Bobby Bearcat Meets the Weird World of Waif BEST OVERALL SKIT Phi Mu Alpha Sintonia. Bobby Does Opera PEOPLES CHOICE AWARD FOR BEST ACT Phi Mu Alpha Sintonia, Bobby Does Opera OLIO ACTS Three Men and a Melody BEST ACTOR Brian Bellof in Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia ' s, Bobby Does Opera BEST ACTRESS Kelly Burger in Alpha Sigma Alpha ' s, The Won- derful World of Woody BEST FLOAT Phi Sigma Kappa, Aladdin HICHLY COMPETITIVE Phi Sigma Kappa, Aladdin COMPETITIVE Support Staff Council, Beauty and the Beast 28 Homecoming BEST OVERALL HOUSE DECORATION Alpha Sigma Alpha Alpha Kappa Lambda, Aladdin BEST HOUSE DECORATIONS CREEK - Alpha Sigma Alpha Alpha Kappa Lamda, Aladdin INDEPENDENT - Sigma Society, Ifs a Small World PARADE SUPREMACY Support Services, Phi Sigma Kappa, Phi Mu JALOPIES GALTAN, Little Mermaids Ursula SMS-AHEA, Costume 101 Dalmations CLOWNS Phi Sigma Kappa Phi Mu Alpha, Herbie the Love Bug PAPER MACHE Phi Sigma Kappa, Fantasia Delta Zeta, Snow White Sigma Sigma Sigma, Poohs Corner COSTUME Phi Sigma Kappa, Mighty Ducks Delta Zeta, Peter Pan and Friends POMP Tau Phi Epsilon, Alice in Wonderland Phi Sigma Kappa, Cool Runnings Jamaican Bobsled Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Herbie the Love Bug ■■ ( J I. i

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Julie Mattisen teaches Linda Turner and other third floor Hudson residents how to Boot Scoot. This was just one of many floor activities planned for the semester. Photo by Laura Riedel. Matt Janssen and Caryn Burgess Two Step at The World Famous Outback on Country Night. Every Thursday night seemed to follow a western theme as many students came to dance. Photo by Laura Riedel. 30 Country