Arkansas State University - Indian Yearbook (Jonesboro, AR)

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ABOVE: Cheerleaders led the players on the field backed by a line of ASU students. ABOVE LEFT: Getting to the game in all the mud was a task in itself. ABOVE RIGHT: While working on displays, rest comes at any opportune moment.

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Agx, Wx Competition Eliminated For Displays Homecoming was also the first time the Greeks made the displays a group effort, combining as teams and eliminating com- petition. The spirits were still high as the Marching indians dedicated their half time show to Dr. Fieng. The Indians capped a victory over Northeast Louisiana with a score of 17 to 14.