Ohio University - Athena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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The Sigs claimed title o( victor in house decorations! Second only to the Sigs, Sigma Nu had o winner, too. AUTUMN AIR REFLECTS A SPIRIT— CRISP AND EXCITINQ First place trophy went to ADPI Alpha Gam sock theme took second Some hard work gave first to PIKA.

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Ds, pardon me, mis — why, Bill! You ton o™a gun! How are you? imped shoulder, an apologetic giarm , and a sudden gleam of recognition ow more than one OU buddy he used to meet r 10 o ' clock curfew. to sit with us nee Kent. to . their way through c pwd to he stadium and squeeze in between packed spectators who are too busy having fun to care whether or not their toes are being stepped on and smashed. The men discover the extra 20 pounds they ' ve added won ' t allow them to fit in the limited area they used to fill. Next door spectators move over a little. They ' re down. Then they ' re up. Memories . . . Confusion . . . Floats . . . Memories . . . Parade . . . Queens . . . Band . . . Memories — hHOMECOMING. The team got a shot ol morale lor greoter strength. {% WJ

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jT ' , Clear the cafeteria! Move the hall furniture back! It ' s Homecoming! And every available space was filled with dancing couples who had come home to their new abode at the OU Center. The ballroom atmosphere . .. overflowed with the people who spilled into the halls and cafeteria. « One fellow was bruised four times trying to protect his girl from the campus cat. This jitterbug felt that, despite the subdued swaying of some 1 000 couples about him, he just couldn ' t pass up a hot number like Stardust to exhibit his talents. But nobody cared. Why should they? We ' d beat Kent 40 to 21. We ' d relived past experiences with alums we hadn ' t seen for two or three years. We had a lovely queen, a wonderful dance, a terrific orchestra — in a bright, new building. Homecoming! Wotta day!