Gannon University - Lance Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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» » - - fir- - III r -j 7 •• P ••Ir'T - BK' mb — t 1 A « — r t ■ W jjgl Members of the Alpha Phi Omega Ser- vice Fraternity are joined by Gumby and the Gannon Knight to celebrate being se- lected the best float in the parade. The Alpha Gamma Delta float is really backed up by its membership. 19

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TKE homecoming candidate, Lori Homecoming at Gannon means a Soccer Rambler, was backed up by the largest game Here we witness the excellent Lucky Star in the parade. skills of Hans van Rheenan More Than a Dance Homecoming at Gannon is not limited to simply a dance on a Saturday night. Homecoming ac- tivities are scheduled throughout the week, and the big day for everyone is Saturday. The day begins with a parade of contestants who are running for Homecoming Queen. Prizes are awarded to the best float in the event. This years winner was the Alpha Phi Omega service fra- ternity. (Later in the evening, APO's queen candidate Lori Magness was crowned as Gan- non's 1985 Homecoming Queen). In a 1 p.m. game, Gannon's undefeated Soccer Knights put their perfect record on the line in a contest against Alderson- Broaddus. The Battlers came into the Gannon game as the top team in the NAIA with a 13-0-2 mark. The Knights played what would probably be described as their best game of the year as they kept constant pressure on the Battler defense and came away with a well-deserved 2-1 victory. The 1985 Homecoming queen was Lor Magness, representing Alpha Phi Ome The Accounting Club chose to decoratt their float with a Christmas touch. 18

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The music for the 1985 8-Ball dance was One Sig brother decided he would like to provided by Friendz. be a step above the crowd — literally. Can you believe this dance? Boring 20