University of Arkansas Monticello - Boll Weevil Yearbook (Monticello, AR)

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26 Homecoming omecomin The parade, besides cap- turing the spirit of homecoming, gave campus organizations an opportunity to work toward something that would be recognized by the Commu- nity. The parade, and the cooperation with the community that it took to make it a success, was sorely needed to revitalize the event which had been suffering from a relative lack of student interest. Almost 4,000 spectators were on hand to honor Sandra Fife, a Crossett sophomore, as she was crowned Homecoming Queen in a halftime ceremony. Freshman maids were Terry Lewis from Pine Bluff, and Bertha Porter from Lake Village. Sophomore maid was Mary Margarite Fulton from Crossett. Junior maids were Julie Hotmer from Warren and Kelly Jo Clark from Hamburg. Cathy Clanton, from Warren and Doris Jones from Lake Village were Senior maids. TOP: Homecoming day was a respite for the cheerleaders who didn’t have to fight freezing weather. ABOVE LEFT: Chancellor Taylor enjoys the ac- tion. - ABOVE: The last touches are applied to a pa- rade float.

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ABOVE: Homecoming isn’t Homecoming with- out a band. LEFT: Benjie Timmons sets the mood. Homecoming 27