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

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Tra ditional ; Con tests Spark Hom 6- coming Spirit wnr- -v-. -H-qu -r.a.-r : ' ' 7 I' ' '- 1.-.? gf'J .':T'W:u. PIEWDUI- - ABOVE LEFT: The prize for each of ihe Miniiolympi: comes! winners was a keg of beer for their floor to enioy. CENTER lEFT: Jeff Kellogg led Ihe Redmen in the tackling department ihis season wiih I 17 tackles. CENTER RIGHT: Chairpersons Jim Parlanle and Kathy Leeseberg pfanned a weH-orgcmzed schedule of evenfs suited 10 the Roaring Twenties theme. LEFT: After iheir Homecoming debut, the mole members of the cheeHeuding squad became regular participants at his year's foolball games. .:L'r:!rffrnu1' mW'T 5... , . ......1. . , .'-.4- g: 5'. Homecoming 29

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RIGH1: All Homecoming floats and windows were iudgcd an Saturday, October 9, around 9 A.M. by a group of fawlty members. CENTER LEFT: Kappa Chi's and Buffs received this year's trophies for the best Greek Homecoming displays. CENTER RIGHT: D'IB, winner of the past four years, once again won the window decorations canton. BELOW LEFT: For the past three year: the Squires have either won nr tied a: the fraternity trophy winner! but this year's float was defeated by the Huff's. BELOW RIGHT: In Mini-Olympic competition, the winners were: Pie eat- ing -- John Ryberg, Tricyclt race - Mickey Ger- vuse, and Egg toss - Buffs. 2B Humaco ming

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RIGHT: Steve Dormon, named most va1uable on oKense for the season. makes a vaiiuni effort for fhc football around the 10-yard 1ine. CENTER LEFT: Den- nis DeYoung, Styx guitarish is caught in the act at he PEC on Saturday night CENTER RIGHT: The fans roar us Carihoge scores one of in four louchdowns, bul Carrail still defeated the Redmen 49 to 28. BELOW LEFT: AI! window decorations entered for iudging are hung extremely eclrh:f Safurday morning. EELOW RIGHT: Deon Lindberg and Roger Scott discuss Iheir aHer-ihe-game plans 3O Horn eco mine .y.-.l.1ig:$'.-tg,pw rt- x..-.