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Saturday morning, the Homecoming Parade took the Tiger spirit to the streets. A caravan including colorful floats, TOM the Tiger, high school bands and the MSU Mighty Sound of the South marching band followed a route along Central, Highland and Walker Avenues with MSU president emeritus Cecil C. Humphreys as grand marshal. Alpha Gamma Delta and Lambda Chi Alpha took first place in the float competition. UP Fashion Board placed second. A banner contest sponsored by Residence Hall Association was held to intensify spirit. ' • Above: Talent show participant John Pence demonstrates slight-of-hand with the queen of hearts. Above right: Following a rendition of Evergreen , guest soloist Don Sheffield joins in the excitement at halftime of the Homecom- ing game. Right: The air vibrates as the Symphonic Wind Ensemble performs a Stevie Wonder medley. 18 Limelight
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For the student looking for a u- nique gift, a two- day Arts and Crafts Fair was the place to be. Craftsmen displayed jewelry, blown glass, pottery, food, leather works, toys, plants and many other curios. A student-faculty talent show provided v some shining moments with alumnus Alan Ray as emcee. Acts included singers, comedians, Latin dancers, a spoon player and a magician. Left: Delta Gamma ' s winning banner is among the many that brighten the walls of Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium. Below: The MSU drum corps strikes a snappy cadence as it en- tertains spectators in the Harvest Homecoming Parade. Limelight V
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Delta Gamma placed first, Alpha Gamma Delta second and Sigma Phi Epsilon took third. For the first time in several years, the Homecoming game was held in the afternoon. Gray skies over Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium reflected the feelings of the Tigers who had been defeated by the University of Louisville Cardinals. While a football was not placed in MSU ' s horn of plenty, the fruits of Harvest Homecoming ' 77 were evident to all. Memories were made, old ties renewed, and a bond between students was established. Left: Taking first place for the women, Leann Wilmot leaves less energetic spectators behind at the Mini-Marathon. Top: After viewing the iewelry, pottery and other curios, Cynthia Palumbo and Jay Wright consider which cactus is right for them at the Arts and Crafts fair. Above: For the first time mechanical voting booths were used to collect Homecoming Court votes. Limelight 19
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