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Naomi Sheets Homecoming Queen !
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KAYS ' carload of Benjie Bengals Joins several FHS and city entries In the College Appreciation Days parade. After the arrival of more than 8 2 tons of Reveilles for dis- tribution, students leaf through the 352-page book. Fall Carries Variety Of Campus Activities Balmy fall days arrived, and a variety of Septem- ber and October activities occupied students. College Appreciation Days, held for the first time, garnered $3,000 for the Fort Hays State Endowment Fund and promoted good will between the city and the college. In elections collegians chose a Homecoming Queen from five finalists, freshman class officers, and Stu- dent Council representatives for graduate students, foreign students and residence halls. Invited to the campus for a day of visiting with sons and daughters, parents attended special ac- tivities, toured the campus and watched Fort Hays State defeat Colorado State College in football. At the annual Retreat, held at Camp Peeusa near Stockton, student-faculty problems were discussed. 17
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Phyllis Weigel Delta Sigma Phi Judy Marco tte Sigma Tau Gamma Judi Sipe McMindes Hall AKL Candidate Wins 1966 Queen Honors Sponsored by Alpha Kappa Lambda, black -haired, brown-eyed Naomi Sheets reigned as Homecoming Queen, A senior from Las Vegas, Nev., majoring in math, Miss Sheets was nominated frequently for cam- pus queen titles before becoming Homecoming Queen, Miss Sheets, a member of Alpha Gamma Delta soror- ity, was chosen by student vote from a field of five finalists selected from 17 candidates. Robed by Dr, Richard Burnett at the bonfire, she was crowned by President M. C, Cunningham at half- time of the FHS -Washburn football game. The student body vice-president escorted the queen to the field, and the student body president presented her with a bouquet of roses from the students. As queen, Miss Sheets reigned over the tug of war, parade and football game. She was interviewed by KAYS studios. Her attendants were Judi Sipe, Pam Engle man, Judy Marcotte and Phyllis Weigel, Pam Engleman McGrath Hall 19
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