Grace College - Heritage Yearbook (Winona Lake, IN)

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Homecoming expresses Reason to Live Ginny Hungerford Reigns as Queen Sherry Kaneshiro, freshman attendant; Peggy Crawford, sophomore attend¬ ant; Karen Stevens, senior attendant; Doreen Warden, senior attendant; Pam Teeple, junior attendant; Ginny Hungerford, Queen. i

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Sunny day retreat breaks tradition Forsaking Camp Mack for a new camp¬ site, Epworth Forest broke a four year tradition of rainy weathered retreats. Jun¬ iors firebalied victory after victory in the afternoon activities of tug-of-war, the VW race, and in softball. The explosive action of the Frosh also defeated the Soph¬ omores in the Beanie Bowl in a 24-20 defeat. A greased pig contest and a tri¬ cycle race was also jammed into the day ' s calendar of events. Concluding his Spiritual Life challenges in the open air chapel was Rev. George Slavin.

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I i Homecoming 1971 witnessed a Reason for Living as its winning theme. The weekend acti¬ vities commenced with a concert by the Grace College music department, highlighted by the crowning of Queen Ginny Hungerford. In its third year, a parade through Warsaw ensued with the Seniors best representing the theme with their winning float. The soccer team victoriously con¬ cluded the weekend of events. 14 m