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Members of the Freshman Honor Court were: FRONT ROW: Bernadette Yester, Gino Betti, Judy Jones, Kathy Fink. SECOND ROW: Renee Thomas, Pam Byrd, Joan Bruggeman, Anne Talbott, Cindy Mosites. ABOVE: The Queen and her court ride upon the float prepared by the freshman class. LEFT: Michelle Berry, having given her roses to the Queen, is given a mum of her own to hold. The inauguration of Ronald E. Sleeth as the 13th president of WVWC opened a weekend of tradition, as the campus par- ticipated in the events of Homecoming 1976. President Sleeth performed his first presidential duty by crowning Gail Chap- man, a nursing major from Wayne, New Jersey as the 1976 Homecoming Queen. CCPB presented three groups for Friday nights' concert. Stoneground and Hamilton, Joe Frank, and Dennison gave performances well received by the campus community. The Amazing Rhythm Aces, disappointed many. The theme of It's a small, small world, was apparent Saturday morning as the dorms were decorated and campus groups par- ticipated in the annual parade. Fleming Hall took first place in dorm decoration, Alpha Xi Delta took the award for the best float, while Theta Xi and Kappa Phi received first place in banner competition. Alumni, parents, friends, and students enjoyed a picnic lunch on Jenkin's lawn and then proceeded to cheer the Bobcats in their noble effort, ending in defeat, against Waynesburg. Parties or the Home- coming Dance rounded out activities on Saturday, and Homecoming 1 976, could, for the most part, be labeled a success. Individuals in Celebration 25
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Homecoming Queen Gail Reigns Over the Small, Small World of Wesleyan The 1 976 Homecoming Court is as follows: Nancy White, Linda Leftwich, Diana Hensley, Sue Hornbake, Gail Chapman, Jennifer Crouse, Ann McCaffrey, Sue Scheffhase, Jane Weimer, 1 975 Homecoming Queen, Michelle Berry presented roses and Doug Sharpe the crown. ABOVE: Gail Chapman and her escort, Pete Dellomo during half- time festivities. RIGHT: 1976 Homecoming Queen Gail Chapman and President Sleeth. 24 Individuals in Celebration §|S r1P M JJJJJJf M M H b I 1 I i y i , UN 1 J 1
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•«»rs»«wf TOP LEFT: Theta Chi prepares to flush Waynesburg. TOP RIGHT: Crowd lines Meade Street to watch the 1 976 Homecoming Parade. MIDDLE LEFT: Alpha Xi Delta wins first place in the float competi- tion. MIDDLE RIGHT: It's a small world is depicted by members of Kappa Phi. RIGHT: Chi Phi took the 1976 Homecoming theme, literally. 26 Individuals in Celebration
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