College of the Ozarks - Soto Yearbook (Point Lookout, MO)

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November 2 was one of the most RIGHT- The Homecoming Court was intro- duced tothe audience during half-time of the ball game. CENTER LEFT- A large crowd gath- ered to enjoy the booths. CENTER RIGHT- The FIER Club presented their very colorful float during the parade. LOWER LEFT- The cheerleaders entertained the audience during the half-time of the Homecoming ball game. I f Z s HCDMECOMING 198 Walking Cn Sunshine evening didn't end there. The Bob- exciting weekends of the year! The 1985 Homecoming festivities began with the annual presentation of the candidates and their escorts at the Precoronation Banquet held at the College Center Cafeteria. Later that evening, the Coronation took place with Dr. james Zabel and Mrs. Sarah Klinefelter hosting it. A change was made this year with only the top 25 girls selected by the student body performing a dance routine to Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree . Other entertainment included the newly formed dance squad, Bobbies, performing a jazzfdance routine to Hello by the Cars. After the judges made their decision, Kris Smialek, Miss Memorial Dorm, was crowned Homecoming Queen 1985. But the cat Cheerleaders held a pep rally, followed by a street dance spon- sored by the Bobbies, to bring out enthusiasm for Homecoming the next day. With the excitement at a climax, Saturdays activities began with the opening of various booths on the tennis court. Later in the afternoon a large crowd gathered to watch the traditional parade which included several floats, area bands, and the Homecoming candidates. The days main event was held in the Howell Keeter Gym with the S of O Bobcat's victory over the West- minister Blue lays. The weekend was brought to a close with the Queen's Dance with music provided by Night Wing. Activities 103

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Making New Friends Z LEFT- Terry Sheridan and Carrie Laughlin enjoy the food at the picnic. BELOW- Do these guys know how to play the game? CENTER- Many students gathered around Lake Honor at the picnic. LOWER LEFT- Dr. lennings and Teresa Rempfer listen intently to the con- versation. LOWER RIGHT- Representatives of the Art Guild participated in Club Night. ss ,, - az , , f- 104 - Activities H aa