Grambling State University - Tiger Yearbook (Grambling, LA)

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In Homecoming Battle GSU Slides By Texas Southern As usual, the highlight of homecoming ’85 was the football game involving Texas Southern and Grambling. And once again, the Louisiana Tigers were victorious, claiming a 30-6 decision. Umbrellas and raincoats were in fashion as a steady rain pelted the 11,000 fans for most of the game. Former graduates were honored at the game and the GSU Alumni Band caught everyone’s attention. Cheerleaders from yesteryears also boosted the Tigers to victory. Umbrellas dotted the landscape. Everyihingiistauitencore LaTonia receives roses. here. Texas Southern defense takes the field.

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The dance that refreshes. @®ororv o AO smo Br m ZrPszarmre NDZ=QHOOOBAD A 4 Did someone lose this? . ee q | in 2 ; : — P 4 ‘ What a party! A Tiger Toga It wasn’t your basic coat and tie dance. No, it was more like a Roman extracurricular ac- tivity. In other words, it was a blast. , Dress codes were thrown out the window as par- ticipants flocked to the homecoming toga party in some of the most unique costumes ever to hit the GSU campus. Sheets were definitely in vogue as were bathing suits, towels, T-shirts and whatever else one chose to wear. This yearly homecoming event followed the or- ganizations’ step show. The event took place Oct. 30 in the Women’s Gymnasium. I’m going to dance all night.

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RE. consisting of many diverse parts with each section being essential and contrib- uting to the total unique culture of Lou- Students receiving outstanding awards for service to honors programs were - Luis Amadeo Gordon, LSU; Quintus Brown, Southern; Lisa Terilloux, SLU; Donald Landry, Nicholls; Steven Cimino, Loyola; Paul Williams, GSU; Rosalind Miller, Xavier; Camille Dominque, USL; Erik Dyhrkopp, UNO.