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MARKED HOMECOMING The stroke of twelve, noon, on Friday, Octo- ber 21, signaled the official beginning of the 1966 Homecoming weekend. By car, foot, pig- gyback, and marching in the band, most stu- dents reached the Bank Corners, where the traditional pep rally took place. The introduc- tion of the football players to the eager crowd was punctuated by band music, cheers led by the cheerleaders, and spontaneous roars from the crowd. Thus fired up, the students flocked back to the campus, to watch the frosh and upperclassmen battle with hoses over a basket- ball. No one knows which team of wet warriors won, but all agreed the freshmen had avenged themselves for the upperclassmen ' s Beanie Courts . and the goalposts came a-tumblin ' down. Below; It was a pyramid to end all pyramids Above; The soon-to-be victorious Beavers race out on the field. Left; The freshmen retreat before the upperclassmen s aqueous .ick
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VARIETY OF ACTIVITIE9 Below; The band and the cheerleaders kept the crowd cheering during the pep rall Fridaj afternoon. w Right. Who cares, just ,.|| got wet!
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COMING VARIETY 9HOW WA8 THE The 1966 Homecoming Variety Show emphasized satire and parody as well as musical talent. Winner of first place in Theme category was Gamma Sigma Phi Fraternity with their skit, Super Jock Jones. Second Place winner was Phi Alpha Pi Sorority whose skit was a humorous satire on campus manners and mores. The first place prize in Talent category was won by freshmen Chuck Davis and Rick Cashman. Davis sang an original song by Cashman while the composer accompanied on the guitar. Winners of the second prize were folk singers Alan Parker and Steve Richardson. Kappa Tau Delta presented The Man From W.F.N. I). FIT... a hilarious skit spoofing the administration. The Delta Phi Beta sorority pre- sented Knightly Repair Shop, correctly predict- ing the defeat of the Wartburg Knights. Delta Phi Rho presented a quartet of folk Singers. At the climax of the Variety Show, Master of Ceremonies Gene Poklitar announced that Teddy Wackher had been elected Homecoming Queen. 18
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