Eastern Oregon University - Mountaineer Yearbook (La Grande, OR)

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Thanks to our hard working co-chairmen, Ar- dyce Garrett and Mike Ferguson, homecoming was a real success. Among changes made was the re¬ placement of the upperclassmen fight to light the bonfire with the fight for a torch which was resting on a greased pole. The winning students presented the queen with the torch and the bon¬ fire was lighted in their honor. I Queen Gail being presented the winning football after the game. ■m - r « s' r % 1 »•« ft 3 Pi

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Saturday’s weather was probably the best in the past several years, as at¬ tested to by the number of Alumni that turned out for the parade with its beautiful floats, the football game which EOC won 7 - 0 over PSC, and then many other events which were part of the traditional celebration. Half-time entertainment consisted of upperclass¬ men and freshmen battling over the large ball pictured. Each side attempted to push the ball to the opponents’ end of the field. Winning Float — painted bronze, Roger Holm, freshman, helped to carry out the theme “Fountain of Friendship” of float built by Collegians and the International Relations Club. K'Cf- iu W ! ■■

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Below Center, Row One: Coach Duns- moor, S. Clack, D. Whiteley, J. Willmarth, S. Bannister, D. Corey, R. Larson, R. Pollard, B. Johnson, R. Robinson, Mgr. Folkman. Row Two: Coach Campbell, D. Bagnall, R. Porter, G. Meyers, K. May, J. Clark, D. Keefer, J. Williams, G. Mc¬ Kinney, B. McCadden. Row Three: C. Searcy, B. Smith, C. Becker, J. Neece, C. Hughbanks, P. Miller, L. Snook, B. Salter, A. Moser. Bottom Left: Archie Dunsmoor, Head Football Coach ; Don Campbell, Assistant Football Coach. SCORES OF GAMES PLAYED Whitman College of Idaho Oregon College of Education Oregon Technical Institute Wenatchee Portland State College Southern Oregon College Westminster Grays Harbor Season Record W — 3, L OCC Record W — 2, L