College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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MQ. . s s 3 an J -15 Xi Theta Tau presented a most extraordinary football team. Sandy Marshall, Rhea Hansen and Pat Lavery graced the prize-winning float for Alpha Chi Omega. Queen Alice and attendants Ann, Joanne and Donna reigned at the Homecoming Assembly. .222 .2 ,, ax., can--W Y Y L-11wmtx3w.B,.. , a wnnammms

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As usual, Il large crowd enjoyed an outstanding dance. Art and Architecture copped first prize for the best sign. XVl1at's wrong? Did somebody's feet hurt? Good weather prevailed and the skies were clear for the daytime festivities. A Warm autumn sun lighted the Spud Bowl and spectators were comfortable in shirt sleeves. Bright yellow giant mums with a black I were seen everywhere. Alums reviewed friendships and recalled college days. Most were impressed with another year's development at ISC. Banquets, breakfasts, and buffet suppers were attend- ed by most. Although not an alum, Iclaho's honorable governor took an active part in the celebration. 75

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Homecomin THE HOMECOMING CELEBRATION this year, presided over by Alice Oelwein, was the most suc- cessful in the history of Idaho State College. The Varsity Villager Drill Team added new sparkle to the mile-long parade. A total of 27 floats, represent- ing almost every campus organization, entered into the competition for the coveted trophies. High school bands from Pocatello, Downey, North Marsh, and Aberdeen contributed to the colorful festivities. The celebration was highlighted by a Bengal 43 to 13 victory over Colorado State Collegeg climaxed with a successful dance in the Student Union Ballroom. Wayne Jansen crowned Alice Oclwein at the Homecoming assembly. Prize-winning Phi Sigma Kappa float was truly a work of art Awards were gratefully accepted by prize-winning organiznt ons Dr. McIntosh and Governor Jordan joined in the Homecoming celebra tion.