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Page 33 text:
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EVEN PULLING A FLOAT can be fun if its in fhe annual First Friday Parade (opposite left). A FUTURE CLEMSON CHEERLEADER gets some pointers on spirit from Tiger mascot Randy Faile (opposite right). THE PI BETA PHI FLOAT gets some finishing touches before the parade starts (left). EVERYONE WORKING TOGETHER is the se cret to putting together a great float (bottom). Steve McGarity Steve McGarity Student Life — 29
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Andy Smith Bashing Clemson spirit for the game on Saturday. Many of the fraternities and sororities en- tered floats they had been working on all week, as did many dorms and organiza- tions. All of the floats were great, but the judges had their favorites. Winners in the sorority division were the Chi Omega ' s with the first place float and the Delta Del- ta Delta ' s taking home the second place award. In the fraternity division, the Alpha Gamma Rho ' s and the Alpha Phi Ome- ga ' s took home first and second place awards respectively. In the dorm division, B-8 of Johnstone won second place and Clemson House took the top honors. In the clubs and organizations category, the Chemical engineering club won first Terry Windell place and the Block and Bridle club was the runner up. The highest honor, the best entrant in the entire parade, was awarded to the Alpha Delta Pi sorority. Among all the floats were various beau- ty queens, including Miss South Carolina, Margo Wood. The Cheerleaders, Rally Cats, and the Kudzu Kids also made their traditional appearances. Horses and clowns added to the carnival like atmo- sphere of the parade. As the parade moved past the judges ' stand, crowds filled the outdoor theater for a pep rally. That pep rally was one of the best of all the pep rallies. The crowd was awesome and cheers could be heard all the way to Boston. Tiger Band and the Varsity 28 — Student Life
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EVERYONE LOVES PARADES, and these chil- dren are really enjoying themselves thanks to the Tiger (opposite). CLEMSON ' S VARSITY CHEERLEADERS do their part to keep that Tiger spirit going (right). PI KAPPA ALPHA FRATERNITY traditionally sponsors the parade, and this year they rode in grand style (below). Scott Harke 30 — Student Life
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