Cameron University - Wichita Yearbook (Lawton, OK)

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SSE RASA HROW BABY THROW. Jake Brown, center, hows the proper way to throw a ring during omecoming Fun Fest activities. DOWN HILL SKIERS Alfredo Clark, Gena Mar- tin, Karlos Plunket, Beate Hairston, Wendye Cisarik, and Zed Penn take a tumble.

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FRESH ICE CREAM is served by SHEA member Carol Thurman to queen candidate Diane Kennedy. ALL SMILES are queen finalists Jane Ann Paris, Raylene Hudson, Carletta Jennings, Diane Ken- nedy, and Lynn O'Leary. REGAL POSE is given by Raylene Hudson, 1986 Homecoming Queen. As the Cameron Aggie football team thrilled fans by rolling over Northeastern Oklahoma State University 42'0, Raylene Hudson, a junior majoring in criminal justice, received the surprise of her lifetime; she was crowned Cameron’s 1986 Homecoming Queen. ‘| could not believe it. | just knew that the Aggie Club had won again because they have won it two years in a row,’’ said Hudson. On Sept. 23 Raylene Hudson was asked to represent ROTC, Cameron’s newest club, in the race for Cameron’s 1986 Homecoming Queen. ROTC, reserve officers training cadets, has been a part of Cameron for 35 years, but was not accredited as a campus club until Monday, Oct. 8, the day Homecoming ac- tivities began. Hudson, a graduate of Eisenhower, felt both honored and excited about being asked to repre- sent the ROTC. | felt that the guys had set a goal and that they were asking me to help them reach it. It was really exciting,’’ said Hudson. Diane Kennedy, representing the Aggie Club, was named as first run- ner up. Alpha Gamma Delta’s Carletta Jennings received second runner-up. Diane Thorne, of the Business Club, was named third runner-up. The fourth runner-up, representing Chi Lambda was Lynn O'Leary. Bi Leia McCracken