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fTop lefty the Elks Club hosted the Homecoming dance with students and faculty in attendance. fBottom lefty adviser, Greg l.aPanta, directs Chi Omega Psi frat 's winning float, Don't give 'em a yard, but afoot, during the parade formation. fTop centerj Queen Debbie Lenz reigned over the week's activities. fTop rightj members of the football team demonstrate their spirit. fBot:tom leftjfaculty members Roger Harms, Ev Drevs, Neal Armstrong, and Dave Palmer compete with the student body to boost our Wolves. i'
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Q -1 'lf li' , ll w- il,- Homecoming '69 at ILCC featured a week jammed full of events for all students. Led off by the groovin' Friends of Distinc- tion concert, the week featured numerous happenings, coordinated by the Arts and Sciences Student Senate. Activities filling the week included dances, a hootenany, pep rally, parade, and the coronation cere- monies. Chosen from a record number of queen candidates Chi Omega Psi's candi- date, Debbie Lenz, reigned as Homecoming Queen. Putting forth a mighty effort, the Wolves managed to reach the scoreboard when they met the Bluejays of Worthington in the Homecoming game. Climaxing the week's activities, despite the penetrating wintry wind, alarge turnout of students and faculty backed the Wolves all the wav.
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Turnabout week throws the offense to the girls Turnabout Week afforded the women of ILCC the chance to go after the elusive male. Sponsored by the Student Senate, the week-long activities offered a chance to invite that special guy out. The week began with a concert by folksinger, Frank Hall. The presentation was favorably received by the small crowd attending it. A group of old flicks was shown on Wednesday evening. Thursday night the Lil Abner Dance was highlighted by the crowning of Lil Abner, Mark Anderson. Marryin' Sam finstructor Neal Arm- strongjmade an appearance. Doug I-Ielmke and Con- nie Heerde were selected as the best-dressed couple and as such were unofficially married by Marryin' Sam. Scene of the dance was Dogpatch, U.S.A. Pro- viding the music was the Hot Half Dozen. 20
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