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The last pagan ritual in the midwest, the tradi¬ tional bonfire, was toned down somewhat; the city fathers submitted some complaints about last year ' s ravaging of the town and the result was a calm, quiet (police chaperoned) walk down to the Court House to hear Coach Urick and Professor Powell speak at the pep rally. Homecoming decorations abounded and dates and Wabash men bounded at the dance at the Campus Center Friday night with the Shags . House dances provided the entertainment and watering holes for Saturday night; the Alumni Chapel and Reception kept the Alumni chapelled and received. Above, from left, the winning “Queens”: pregnant John Brackemyre, second place Fiji entry; Carlos Armstead and escort Allen Thornton, first place Teke entry; and John Archer (with flowers), third place Kappa Sig contestant. Upper right, Rhynes warm up for the walk downtown. Below, and right, dates dancing.
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Homecoming Generally agreed to be the biggest weekend (so¬ cially) of the Fall, Homecoming this year was graced by the reappearance of the Queen Contest , that generally successful attempt to prove that Wabash men are more beautiful than Tuttle Junior High co-eds—but not much. Aside from the game, the weekend saw the dedication of the college radio station, a concert Saturday night by the Ohio Wesle¬ yan and Wabash Glee Clubs, and the production of Catch Me If You Can by the Masque on Friday. Above, Mike Henry fights for a precious few yards against Wesle¬ yan. Below, the first, second, and third place finishers in Home¬ coming decs, in that order: the Fijis ' s “Alice from Wesleyan , the Lambda Chi circus, and the Sigma Chi “T party. Above, framed by a mystic flame, Jay Armstrong exhorts Rhynes to run. Right, Coach Urick fires up the crowd. 20
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Fall Weekends Top, disgruntled Dannies trudge off the field as Mike Henry scores for Red; Terry Shuck ' s PAT sewed up the 7—0 victory. Remaining pictures record the scene at the Ron Shearer dance. 22
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