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ATOis Take F irst In Trike and Parade The size of this yearis parade was no exception with 148 units. The most colorful and elaborate units in the parade were the ten gaily decorated floats which depicted charac- ters of childrenis stories and fairy tales. The floats, symbols of hrs of planning 6K hard work, repre- sented residence halls, campus organizations, sororities, and fraternities. Thousands of man hours and dollars were spent on the floats which were spon- sored by Terre Haute merchants. The Grand Marshalls lead- ing the two hour event were, Indiana Senator Birch Bayh, and Vigo County Poster Child, Amy Reedy. Float winners were: Alpha Tau Omega and Alpha Omi- cron Pi, sweepstakes; paired di- vision-Alpha Phi and Theta Chi, Class A-first place; Chi Omega and Lambda Chi Al- pha, Class B-first place; Phi Delta Theta and Delta Gamma, Class A-second place; Kappa Sigmaand Sigma Kappa, Class B-second place; singles division-Phi Gamma Delta, Class A-first place; Campus Christian Organiza- Nm ; t tions Class B-first place; Class A construction costs between $l,000-$l,500 and Class B con- struction costs between $500- $1,000. The repaved track forced the annual trike race from Marks Field to Terre Haute South Vigo High School. The trike race began in 1963 on the quad. Reeves Hall for women and Parsons Hall for men won that year. This year practices and the qualifications were held at Woodrow Wilson Junior High School. The pole positions were set by Alpha Chi Omega with a time of 5:10.246 and Alpha Tau Omega with 4:30.048. The hot wheels award, given to the fastest riders in the men and women categories, went to Al Tamar of the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity and Sue Wal- drop representing Picker! Hall. Sore legs and pounding hearts seemed like an epidemic as the trike race pulled to an end. Pickerl Hall won the women,s division with a time of 22.905 in the twenty four lap race. The men,s division, fourty laps, was won by Alpha Tau Omega fraternity with a finishing time of 31.59. -Steve Buchelt Steve Buchelt Awaiting her introduction at the foot- ball game is Helen Tarpey, Home- coming Queen. The gingerbread house, colorful trees, and live characters made this float a fa- vorite of the crowds that lined Wabash Avenue. Alpha Tau Omega and Alpha 0mi- cron Pi produced the winning float, iiOur Tales Not Dragon; Weire In Control. Homecoming l7
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