Macalester College - Quid Nunc Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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Bonjire sizzles the Tommies. BO FIRE PARADE DECORATIGNS The traditional snake dance and bonfire sparked the spirit of pep-festers for the doings to come. Saturday morning began with the Parafle ol Queens and rlieerleaclers, floats and convertibles. Decorations rlonned the entire campus showing the work of all the classes. Saturday night, the new Queen of Scots, Pat Vifhitney, was crowned during the intermission of the show featuring the Serendipity Singers. Home- coming festivities came to a reluctant close with the llOlHCC0lDlYlg Dance, ucharaflcil,'co-chaired by Debbie Johnson and Dave Kreischer. Homecoming floats were judged on originality and relevance lo the theme. Could these really be mourn senior women? 21

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Coach Bob Lord addresses convo on the merits of Co chairman Carol Harris presents Dr Rice with giant our boys' Homecomlng Festivities Begin As in years past, Homecoming festivities pro- vided Mac with exploding excitement. Beginning with convocation, the students met the football team and this yearas Queen of Scots candidates. A peace treaty with Hamline and St. Thomas was signed. Later the cheerleaders led cheers to encourage the Mac team to Tuck-A-Tommie Team Away. The Homecoming Committee, headed by Doug Smith and Carol Harris, received mugs as mementos for their participation. Coach Lord spoke on behalf of this year's hard-working football team, and finally, the clowns and their car made the rounds of the fieldhouse to conclude convo. Clowns whoop it up while smearing' everything in sight.

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Y Alumni contribute lo Homecoming cause. Decorations judged on promotion of spirit Burn the Tommies, not the cheerleaders! 22 N