Illinois Wesleyan University - Wesleyana Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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5 4 J' V, ui: ,W V r ff' The Homecoming game against the Augustana Vikings Went very well with the Titans skunking them 30-0. Even so, there were enough frantic moments to excite Dean Jensen. Above, it looks good at first, but the Titan defense lets one through, and in the third frame the Dean bewails an Augie first down. A full dozen jumping, screaming cheer- leaders led the crowd of students, alumns and faculty in roaring approval for the steady advances of the Green Machine.

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M-.ffm ,W ...M li' Q 5 l J At the halftime awards presenta- tion, Kathy Luginbill accepts for the SK's their first place trophy. Tony Kissane of Phi Mu Alpha raises high their matching trophy and the IFC Sweepstakes Keg, slightly surprising Fred Brotherson and Ellie Hancock. Jumping and squeeling with delight, the SK's and Phi Mu's made whoppee then and long thereafter. Meanwhile, our friend at right and above tries valiently to penetrate the mob and bring home the hot dogs and Coke. V-I-C-I-O-U-S, are we Vicious? HELL YES! Led by Senate President George Vmyard, Vice- President Dick Wray, and Treasurer John Lew- ton, the ritual declaration ofviciousness assaults the skies and the cowering Augies.

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All that jumping around pooed out cheer- leader Kathy Luginbill who took refuge behind the Sousaphone. Soon the V for victory was raised and met with a cloud of confetti, and the campus adjourned to wait for the evening's concert. The Brothers Four, above, sang in popular melodious style of the Lettermen, the headliners at the previous homecoming's concert. Controversy somehow cropped up over the hillbilly rock performed by the Fly- ing Burrito Brothers, right. Over 500 of the audience decided that they would rather be elsewhere, and left during the Burrito's performance.