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Homecoming Play The famous non-tropical farce Petti- coat Fever, by Mark Reed, was presented to Homecoming audiences October 31 and November 1 in the college auditorium. Grace Newell directing. CAST OF CI-IARACTERS INCLUDED: Dascom Dinsmore ............. - ........ , Ha rold Scbierman Kimo, .,....,.....,.,..., .,........... Earl Lovick Sir James Fenton .,.. .,... . .. .... --..James Welton Elhfl Campion. ........ ...,...,........ D orothy Helm Little Seal .....l,.......,,.,....,,. - ..,...,. .Marcine Erdman Snow Bird .......,,.............. , .............. Dorthic Ridge The Reverend Arthur Shapham Allan Johnson Captain John Landry ..... ,......,........ J ames Boldman Scofly ........... ...............,....... . ..,......, L ester Mathis Clara Wilson.-. ............. ....., M ary Ellen Miles Homecoming Parade Organized for the first time this year, the Homecoming Parade definitely established itself as one of the biggest and best activities in connection with the annual Homecoming football game. Award for the best float this year Was Won by the Senior hall girls.
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Anderson, Knuth, Torrorelli. Diefe. Stubbs. Huff Earl Huff, quarter on the shock troop backfield, showed promise of great things in 1941 . . . Velmer Diefe Worked hard for little credit . . . Sammy Tortorelli passed himself right into Coach Reese's heart and will be heard from in future years . . . Earl Knuth was slowed down by injuries this year, but was dynamite in the middle of the line . . . Stan Anderson did about everything in the backfield, but was a fullback on the program. He Was second among the scorers . . . Nelson Stubbs served as senior manager. Homecoming Game Snaps I y . i ..-16.-
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The Marching Band The college b a n d, under the direction of George F. Barr, has added color and in- terest to many school func- tions. At football and basket- ball games and in collabora- tion with the drill team, the band fostered no small amount of pep and enthu- siasm Drum Majors E. W. C. fans enjoyed sev- eral exhibitions of expert ba- ton twirling this year. Res- ponsible for leading the band in its field maneuvers were: Garth Everett, drum major: Stella Mae Leuer and Bar- bara lmes, drum majorettes. BARBARA IMES GARTH EVERETT STELLA MAE LEUER
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