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Another P.M. assembly schedule, and Redskin tackle Brig Owens ap¬ peared at Marshall as a guest speak¬ er the day following Washington ' s stunning loss to New Orleans. Responsible for the assembly was Mr. Chuck Cascio, Rank File ad¬ viser, who together with Owens co¬ authored their new book, Over the Hill to the Super Bowl. Seizing upon the book ' s tie to Marshall, the class of ' 75 sponsored a fundraising drive using the as¬ sembly as a kick off. They sold au¬ tographed copies of Owens ' book for a dollar off the retail price. Owens talked about the evil of drugs and gave many reasons for not taking them. He also discour¬ aged athletes from neglecting aca¬ demics and emphasized fortitude, stressing that if you get knocked down, get up and if your buddy is downed, pick him up and dust him off. In a mood reminiscent of a pep talk, the assembly provided Mar¬ shall ' s enthusiastic student body with a much appreciated change of pace as the first quarter neared an end. Right: Redskin tackle, Brig Owens, gives a talk on drugs. Below: Mr. John Broaddus, Brig Owens, and Chuck Cascio await the results of the book sale. Opposite page: Marshall ' s Chuck Cascio talks with Brig Owens prior to the assembly.
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Senior soda float fizzles Donned in diapers, nine Senior boys remained hidden as the Senior float paraded around the field, and then startled the excited Marshall fans by exposing the cry of Marshall! imprinted on their der- rieres. However, the Senior ' s co¬ lorful and unusual float of a float lost the contest to the Sophomore ' s gray and white float portraying a mouse and demanding of W L, Men or Mice? . The Class of ' 75 ' s Marshall Plan depicted an ani¬ mated float of a Statesman firing a football at an opposing General. In an ominous omen to the Generals, the band presented a parading coffin. The Frosh received Honor¬ able Mention for their float. Representing the Senior class on Homecoming Court were Queen Terri Scheid, Judy Wolkensdorfer, and Peggy Cfafts. Juniors Janet Kinder and Kim Dewilde, Sopho¬ mores Rina Sartiano and JodyZabel, Freshmen Nancy Scholberg and Sue Leresche were elected to the court from their respective classes. The halftime parade was culminated by the crowning of the Queen by Mr. John Broaddus. Above left: Rather exposed to the cold air, spirited Seniors spell out “Marshall! to represent their float. Above right: On crutches due to an early football ' injury, Mark Bendorf escorts Judy Wolkensdorfer from the field. Left: Two sophomore girls put the final touches on the Sophomore ' s winning float, nicknamed Vancouver . Activities 21
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