North Park University - Cupola Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Though an atmosphere of excited anticipation was almost nonexistent, Festival Homecoming did turn out to be a festive weekend. The we-know-it's-an- empty-tradition-but-let's-have-some-fun-with-it air was set at the Top Ten Assembly with Carol Anderson posing as the eager but completely surprised candi- date in her hour of triumph. The Friday night Coronation was a triumph for the junior class with the election of Sally Stromberg as queen and Marilyn Gustavson and Liz Nelson as at- tendants. That merry old soul Old King Dallas accom- panied by that serene Stromberg smile could warm the heart of almost any cynic. What about the big football game against Elmhurst? Let's only think about triumphs and move along to the traditional float contest. By the way-who did win the tioat contest? 46

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K+, fi' gg-1. 4- A Autumn-the year unfolds-feet kicking leaves and scattering them to the winds-moments cap- tured and carried away-to be found again here. Footprints of where we've been and what we've felt-found on faces of fellow travellers. We Iind faces lit up with a smile or drawn with tension, pa- tronizing patience coupled with footprints of fa- tigue, and the undisguised delight found in an- otl1er's misfortunes-until pent-up experiences and emotions are unleashed in a burst of joy at being alive.

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-'u'i'-fm Nfl-I A 1.2. THE TRIUMPH OF HOMECOMING?