Fairmont State University - Mound Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

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EM IT 1 Rm msmmnr.mwTucT ct , , DURING HALFTIME Cathy Corral shows the fans that the Incredible Hulk, J.D. Hoover, is not such a terrible NO DOUBT this fan ' s favorite team is the maroon and white Falcons. SIGMA ' S WINNING FLOAT makes the turn to start down the parade route. Homecoming 1 1

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I ■ uring Homecoming week, the campus was buy articles at an auction. Again, students could charged with the atmosphere of the old west as have Dallas photographs and caricatures made. FSC celebrated Hoedown on the Hill. The Homecoming parade, one of the largest ever The week began with a country concert featuring held, was comprised of 115 units. Sigma Sigma the Buffalo Chipkickers from 8-1 1 p.m. in the Ball- Sigma won first place in the float competition while Hoedown on the Hill room. Students could also have Dallas photographs taken and caricatures drawn. Prizes were given to the students with the best western outfits and for the square dance contest. On Tuesday, students dressed in western apparel were admitted to roll dice and play blackjack along with other casino games during Dallas Night. They gambled with play money which later was used to freshman counslors won second and Student Nurses ' float placed third. FIRST RUNNER-UP Tracy Bowyer is presented with flowers by Cathy O ' Dell and president Wendell Hard- way. WEARING COWBOY HATS, FSC ' s marching band keeps with the theme Hoedown on the Hill. ON THE SIDELINES Jeff Lester takes a breather in the Homecoming win over the Salem Tigers. PUTTING HIS FOOT to work, Randy Whited makes the extra point. 1 o Homccoming

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Hill (cont.) A Hoedown was featured at the Feaster Center after the parade with the Putnam County Pickers. The group provided entertainment from 9-12 p.m. During the evening the five Homecoming queen finalists were announced. They were Kelly Ander- son, Tracy Bowyer, Brenda Daniels, Roxanne Suggs and Robin Woody. On Friday, students voted for their choice of the five Homecoming finalists. Hoedown on the Hill concluded on Saturday with the Homecoming game at 1:30. At half time of THE HOMECOMING CROWD cheers the Falcons to victory over the Salem Tigers. the game, Miss Woody was crowned queen by Cathy O ' Dell, last year ' s queen, and president Wen- dell Hardway. Miss Woody, an art education major from Buckhannon, was sponsored by Delta Zeta sorority. The biggest highlight of the week may have been the 20-14 victory over the Salem Tigers. The week ended but students still had a feeling of the old west as they remembered the activities of Homecoming week. ON THE FIELD Kelly Anderson and her escort Blaine Morton await the announcement of Homecom- ing queen. r 1 % ■ PUNTER MARK WASLO does his part to lead the Falcons to a 20-14 margin over Salem. PERCUSION PLAYERS Danny Toothman and Becky Tennant play their part of the fight song in the Homecoming parade. 12 Homecoming