Carthage College - Driftwood / Crimson Rambler Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

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Blazing torches held high by Carthage football greats lit the way of the traditional march to the beach for the lighting ofthe Homecoming bonfire. Songs, spirits, and sparks rose high into the misty air as the cheerleaders, pom-pom girls, and band lead a pre-homecoming rally. Others madly stuffed decorations which would add home- coming atmosphere to the campus. As the bonfmfs last Hame Hiekered and decorations took form, homecoming had arrived. LEFT: The .DfJNIS giant netupus won first place. 81171.! H uWH'Vrmdcrs of the 55m took form around freshmen.

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SONGS, SPIRITS, AND SPARKS

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AN EASY VICTORY Representing winning campus decorations: Henry Paul of DONts, Dona-Rae Miller of Gamma Sigma Sigma Virginia Langbehn of Kappa Chi Omega, and Dalcjust 0fthc BuiTaloes. The Kenosha winds blew with gale force as fans filled the stands for the Carthage-Millikin Homecoming game. As the team fought to a 25-0 victory on a held of mud, spectators huddled under blankets, fur coats and winter hats. Quarterback Bob Olson truely proved his ability by scoring three of Carthagets four touchdowns. Although mum petals scattered in the icy wind, the warm feeling of victory prepared students for tLthe Won- ders 0fthe Sea13. I Frmhmcn watched their beanie days become his- tory. I. Clorox needed hen: .