Fairmont State University - Mound Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

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Queen Sabrinna Warner reigns over festivities The five were Kim Wagner (Sigma Sigma Sigma), Sabrinna Warner (Delta Zeta and Sigma Pi), Mary Beth Quinn (Tau Beta Iota), Janis Lynn Donley (Sigma Tau Gamma) and Denise Marie Spradling (Alpha Xi Delta). For the first time in three years, weather did not delay the queen selection, and under the new process, finalist Warner chose the yellow rose and received her crown from FSC president Wendell Hardway. Warner, a junior elementary education major, is a Buckhannon native. Ivory Funk provided dance music for over 400 students and their guests on Saturday night in the Ballroom, to conclude the week ' s activities. 1 LEFT: After selecting the yellow rose. Following n ation, Warner poses for pictures.

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LEFT: Marching band member Ed Pro| ie halftime show. BELOW: Queen Sabrinna and escort, Gary Connell, are introduced duriri dance. BOTTOM: Sophomore Tailback Jerc

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• JsL T . ' ■sS r LEFT: Student body vice president F and Dr. Wendell Hardway, FSC president, prepare for crowning ceremonies. BELOW-LEFT: Candida Warner, representing Delta Zeta sorority and Sigi... Pi fraternity, rides in the homecoming parade. BELOW: Candidates Cindy Buchanan, Libby Conner and Ginnie Erdie await the start of the halftime activities. BOTTOM: The Cabaret, a favorite nightspot for FSC students, burned during homecoming weekend. Cabaret ' burns during weekend . f : r. - -;- £ ■ 1 1 ! ■ ... } ■ ' . ' - ■ While FSC students recovered from the merriment of homecoming, fire crews were called across town at 5:06 a.m. Oct. 15, to attend to a blaze at the Cabaret, a local club and favorite nightspot among the college crowd. By 7:30 a.m. the blaze was under control, but the structure was declared an $85,000 loss to owner Carmen Seccuro. In early December, the establishment relocated on Fairmont Avenue, and students again had their Wednesday night hangout.