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Record said, “There were so many people out there it looked like a lot of fun. I thought it was great so many people got involved.” The events of the week such as the Kick-off games, Queen contest, Variety show, parade, Fifth Dimension Dave Letterman Show and the Lapsit were organized by the Homecoming Steering Committee, headed by chairman Tim Taylor, a Kokomo junior. But the success of the game goes to the Cardinal football team and Coach Dwight Wallace, who beat Illinois State by a score of 42-14. According to Chris Landrigan, Fort Wayne freshman, “It was all over when Stevie Nelson took the first one back 97 yards.” But the stands emptied a great deal after the half-time show and the coronation of queen Kathy Walter, Indianapolis junior, because of the mid-40’s temperatures, and perhaps because of the lopsided score. The bright red and white uniforms, and the balloon corsages and band contrasted against the dismal blue-grey of the sky. Another colorful part of homecoming was the parade. There were 77 entries, the smell of popcorn was in the air and hundreds of spectators lined the parade route. People sat in the windows of the apartments above the former Sycamore Shop in the village. Sigma Chi and Sigma Kappa were named winners of the best float. On the Thursday before the game, students proved that the theme of homecoming, “It's a Small World.” is true. There's a little bit of childish humor in everyone. and you don't have to be a kid to actually enjoy the gooey mess of a pie eating contest. --photo bi FA. Phillips Jr. Some ingenuity anda great deal of of dexterity were needed for one of the relavs at the homecoming kick-off games. Participants had to pass a small rubber ball to team members without using their hands at all. --photo by Kim Ferrill 26 Homecoming
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The week of events eventually came to a close with the Cardinal Although the bad weather kept most people away. three Greek victory in the game against Illinois State. Mark Warlamount (24). teams managed to make it to the Volkswagon stuffing contest. With was only one of the ball carriers that contributed to the 42-14 score, only three minutes to do their stuffing, Sigma Chi won the event But once the score became so one-sided. the crowd started to with 28 people in the car. Delta Tau Delta placed second with 25. dwindle. --photo by Michael CG. Hegvan Jr. --photo by Kathy Torok
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