Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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4, l WE 1 ' -X.. X-. f .JT 4 ,- ftop leftj Larry Jefferson, Chanel Leili, Sheryl Knox, Vicki Scott and Renee Hunt discuss the weather while Karen Maxfield says hello to a friend as she walks across the campus. fabovej fmiddle rightj Kenny Fells attempts a pass in HSU's game with Southeastern, OK. ffar rightj Mark Yeaney is ready for inclement weather as Bonnie McAfee relaxes in the dorm twiddling her thumbs. Cbottom rightj A group of girls point the direction. 14 l

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Homecoming 1 9831 The Day of the Season Organizations aided in spreading Reddie spirit during the week of Homecoming spon- sored by Heart and Key Reddie grams, ribbons, buttons, corsages were sold, and there was a camouflage demonstration. The annual Phi Lamb sponsored a drum beat, which lasted from the beginning of the Pep rally 24 hours a day until the kick off of the game, as well as a scavenger hunt. The torchlight parade spon- sored by Alpha Phi Alpha and the bonfire sponsored by Sigma Phi Epsilon complemented the week-long festivities. The pre-game ceremony was highlighted as the 26 Homecoming court candidates and their escorts paraded out onto the field. Finally, the moment came that everyone was waiting for: it was only a matter of seconds that the new reigning Homecoming Queen was to be an- nounced amidst the silence of anticipation. Senior Debra Jackson of Fordyce was crowned Henderson's 1983 Homecoming Queen by former Queen Vivian Johnson. Her sponsor was Daniel Hunter and her escort was Daniel Hunter Sr. Her court consisted of Jayne Ann Bratton, a junior from Gurdon sponsored by Gamma Beta Phi and escorted by Thomas W. Brattong Heather Carr, a junior form Arkadelphia sponsored by Victor Crews and escorted by Sam Carr Sr.: Jaime Woody, a sophomore from Texarkana sponsored by Alpha Sigma Tau and escorted by Robert Murphyg and Maid of Honor, Veronica Harris, a junior from Little Rock sponsored by Masquers and escorted by Odell Harris. was Q .Y 'S' . 1 W J is N v -2 3 J if U . 3 W . M su 5 Q , 0 if .., 5 5 tg U W M' N: vc-. xg? W W wr ,Q is ' ' ' C ,. 'W' ev Q, sg, :uf .A Xixggto 5, a X. .. sv'Q gsm rx R . tTopJ The Reddies quickly ran onto the field as an excited crowd released balloons sponsored by Alpha Xi Delta. fLeftJ Homecoming activities began with a bang as students Reddied themselves with a pregame bonfire and pep rally. tAboveJ Following the crowning of the queen, senior Debra Jackson, the crowd stood in honor of the National Anthem.