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Gamecock homecoming Homecoming weekend started out with 6 Chill, but on Friday night the heat began to build. The pep rally was 6 knock-out with a humongous bonhre and the excitement at the tire- workst During the pep rally, Delta Zeta so- rority won the display competition. and the top hve were named tor the homecoming court. Michelle Watson, representing Phi Mu sorority was cho- sen Homecoming queen. Her court consisted of Nancy Ntxon, first alter- nate; Joecelyn Crittenden, second at- ternate; Cheryl Bevelte, third alter- nate; and Becky Cardwell, fourth al- ternate. The excitement continued with a parade Saturday morntnq. The Bap- tist Campus Ministry won first place in the float competition with 1ts t'lust Say Undefeated entry. Others receivmg recogmtion were the International House Program, Kappa Alpha traterA nity and Domino's Pizza, which won honorable mention and a plaque. Pi Sigma Chi won the yard display come petition, w1th the Engineering Club and Delta Chi also placing. Pre-game activities tncluded Alpha Xi Delta sot rorityjs annual Balloon Affair and skydivers who brought in the game ball. The Jacksonville State University Gamecocks were victorious over the University 0! North Alabama Lions, 3833. Following the game, the Alumni Associdhon sponsored a dinner and dance for former JSU students and friends of the University. Chaz and prowL hardtotumdawn. HOMECOMING II ThJSUGammkwuunthe, Pull Snow Stadium Ind perfect weather for football - - combi- nation that should hue been
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All-Conferenoe quarterback Da- vid Gulledge led the Gamecocks in total offense during their 10-2 1 FM; ' 1. The Gamecocks pu! a little bark into their Homecoming. chewing up North Alabama 38-3. TheGameeoeks wercridingeasy The new JSU Fm Breakers u the time of the Homecoming made one of their first appear- Parade. unbeaten and untied. mm in the Hommning Pa- rude. I0 CAMPUS LIFE
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The Homecoming Parade mlchll up Pelham Avenue ho ward the center of Iachonville. Idcksonville stayed undefeated with a 38-3 victory over North Alabama. Homecoming '88 DeLealh Rizes' Jazzband entertained during the celebration. The food was catered by the Ald- bama Show Palace, and the Turnout was tremendous With a Grand 01 300 people. Homecoming '88 was noth- ing less than a success, many felt. -Traa' Kemp.and Jennifer Vinson- ! 2 CAMPUS LIFE
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