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ovrwL the. ahm ni Mtu med fin ct wtiwi Wcmjecfymmcj Rosemary Hampton. Boh Sheppard. Pat Germeraad. Jerry Supola, Bud Rist. Rita Christensen, Jim Nicholson. Donna Drew, Tim Mullowney. JoAnn Johnson. Blackie Yonce. We saw that Homecoming, 1952. was the most successful of any Eastern activity to date. There was more per-capita participation, shown by the fervent campaigns for Queen and by the increased attendance at the rally, the game, the parade and at the memorial service for Wes Salonen. The good will picked up for the school downtown was evident When some of the dorm girls got together and agreed to put up posters for the Queen nominees, and when others caught the spark of school interest, it looked as though Dr. Peterson's statement about the phenomenal conduct of the students would be justified. So all that week we saw them work on parade floats and otherwise prepare for the big weekend, the climax of which was to be the game with Mines.” The Flaming E rally on Friday night was effective, and the announcement of Rita's election was a fitting prelude to the next day About 11:00 a m . Eastern's homocoming parade began to wind noisily down 27th. Later on. with the cross-country race won by Sam and with his kiss from Rita pleasantly out of the way. we settled down to an enjoyable afternoon of football, so we thought. That such an exceptional start to an exceptional success ended as it did. is indeed tragic. Perhaps a tradition of general apathy in school affairs would have died a violent death, even a gradual one.
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Audrey Barton, Grace Taylor, Marijanc Duncan, Milt Negus, Miss Harrington, Milton Gibbs. Esther Gessner, Jerry Sullivan, Mrs. Peterson. Mrs. Henderson. the piq him pa uide amtinued until Everyone smiled at the 'mad twenties' costumes on the performers but also noticed similarities in our appearance today the knife-pleated skirt (now longer), the short haircut (now less severe), the bow tie (now quieter) And the Charleston (now a new rage) marked the unchangeableness of youth at the college on the hill.
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