Elon University - Phi Psi Cli Yearbook (Elon, NC)

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Homecoming . . . Although Christians lose to Guilford 1984 Homecoming is still the Best of Times Although the loss to Guilford was disappointing, the fighting Christian Spirit proved to be un- dying. The festivities kept every- one entertained from the SGA dance at Best Western on Friday night to the pre-game presenta- tion of the largest homecoming court in Elon ' s history. At halftime the 1984 home- coming queen was crowned by last year ' s queen Gloria Goode. The winner was Melinda Brown, sponsored by Sigma Pi. First run- ner up was Susan Hernandez sponsored by Sigma Phi Epsilon; second runner up was Alison Huddle sponsored by Tau Kappa Epsilon; and Annie Spaniol spon- sored by Kappa Sigma was third runner up. Along with the crowning of the queen, half time also featured an appearance by the Eighty-Second Airborne Parachute Club of the U. S. Army, who presented a rose to the queen. Among the other highlights of the day were per- formances by Elon ' s own show- band and the Williams High School Marching Band, as well as the Hall of Fame induction of four former Elon Athletes and a former coach. Saturday night brought the Alumni Dance held at the Ra- mada Inn and featured the Em- bers. The weekend finally ended but it had been exciting and eventful for everyone. Me linda Brown experiences a moment of glory as she is crowned the 1984 Homecom- ing Queen by the reigning queen Gloria Goode. 14 Homecoming

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Enthusiastic Crowds Hall of Fame Inductions and a Special airmail Rose for the new queen Highlight Homecoming activities In the Spotlight The fighting Christian congratulates Melinda Brown after the half-time festivities. TTre Time Has Come These girls and their escorts wait patiently to make their appearance on the field for the announcement they ' ve waited to hear. 16 Homecoming