Northwest Missouri State University - Tower Yearbook (Maryville, MO)

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FULLBACK El) TILLISON at- tempts to break :i tackle during the BeaR ' it ' - game against Washburn. The Cats wire held to only 89 yards rushing for the day and lost the game, 14-0. Photo by Brandon Rus- sell THE 1990 HOMECOMING king and queen, Steve Anderson and Leanne Hagan, were announced Thursday night at the Variety Show. Sigma Sig- ma Sigma sponsored Hagan and Sig- ma Tku Gamma sponsored Anderson. Photo by Brandon Russell M ,-- ! » ' 1 i w tg itf ' . %.- i H « « V And the winners are . . . Variety Show Individual Papier- 3. Phi Mu Greek Men Mache Clowns Independents 1. Delta Chi Greek Men 1. Sigma Society 2. Phi Sigma Kappa 1. Phi Sigma Kappa 2. ISO Greek Women 2. Delta Chi 3. ISO 1. Phi Mu 2. Sigma Sigma Sigma 3. Delta Chi Greek Women Group Costume Clowns Independents 1. Alpha Sigma Alpha Greek Men 1. Phi Mu Alpha 2. Sigma Sigma Sigma 1. Delta Chi 2. Sigma Alpha Iota 3. Alpha Sigma Alpha 2. Delta Chi Olio Acts Independents 3. Sigma Phi Epsilon 1. Amy and Matt Boyce 1. ISO Greek Women 2. Jeff Gillahan, Kyle Gordon, 1. Phi Mu Rick Henkel, Mark Pettit Individual Costume 2. Delta Zeta 3. Jamey Bartlett, Tferri Car- Clow ns 3. Phi Mu michael, Melissa West V K Tt ltt3 Independents Overall Winner Greek Men 1. ISO Delta Chi 1. Delta Chi 2. University Players People ' s Choice Award 2. Delta Chi 3. SMS-AHEA Delta Chi 3. Sigma Phi Epsilon Bobbys Greek Women Jalopies Elizabeth Gibson I. Alpha Sigma Alpha 1. Industrial Tfechnology Chris Brockmeier, Mark Cromley 2. Delta Zeta 2. Chi Phi Chi Floats 3. Sigma Sigma Sigma Independents 3. Sigma Tku Gamma Ciff f Xc Mf n 1. Alliance of Black Collegians Overall Parade 1. Phi Sigma Kappa 2. Alliance of Black Collegians Greek Men 2. Delta Chi 3. Tku Kappa Epsilon Greek Women Group Papier- Mache Clowns Delta Chi Greek Women PhiMu 1. Phi Mu Greek Men Independent 2. Delta Zeta 1. Delta Chi ISO 3. Sigma Sigma Sigma Independents 2. Delta Chi 3. Phi Sigma Kappa House Decs 1. Ag Club Greek Women 1. Student Ambassadors 2. ISO 1. Sigma Sigma Sigma 2. South Complex 3. Sigma Society 2. Phi Mu 3. Alpha Tku Alpha 26 Homecoming:

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s 9 N ■ - P H ifcudk JH ■: ■ ' .V . ■ ■ ■ « ■ !• ' ' f o V ft4V£ SHEPARD PUTS some finishing touches on the Delta Chi float. The float wasn ' t completed until late the night be- fore the parade. Photo by Tbdd Weddle ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA Iteresa Livingston announces that golden tickets will be found in special chocolate bars. The skit, Bobby and the Chocolate Factory placed third in its division. Photo by JoAnn Bortner ALONG FOR THE ride, Phi Sigma Kappa members Kevin Munsey, Chris Kincaid and Scott Cline relax on their float. Their en- try won first place in the fraternity float division. Photo by Todd Weddle Homecoming: 25

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A Novel Idea -continued The five queen finalists were selected on the same criteria as the men, which includ- ed campus involvement, academics, perso- nality and poise. The five finalists were Susie Beach, sponsored by Delta Chi; Andrea Bodenhausen, Chi Phi Chi; Elisabeth Craw- ford, Phi Mu Alpha; Julie Wilmoth, Tau Kap- pa Epsilon; and Leanne Hagan, Sigma Sigma Sigma. Hagan was selected as the 1990 Homecoming queen. Walkout Day, started in 1915 and reinstat- ed in 1977, was a welcome relief on Friday for those who needed to finish their floats, house decs and clown costumes for the pa- rade. Others used the day to sleep late, catch up on some homework or even get some ear- ly partying in. For the first time, the house dec competi- tion was not divided between fraternities and independents. All entries competed in one open division. Also for the first time, the -continued EMCEES SHAWN WAKE and Jean Jones inves- tigate little-known books taken from the B.D. Owens Library. Wake and Jones entertained the audience between acts with their off-beat humor Photo by Don Carrick WITH A PECK on the cheek, Roy Niemi says fare- well to Bobby Sawyer, played by Rocco Bene, in the Delta Chi skit. The fraternity won first place for their performance. Photo by Don Carrick DESPITE THE RAIN, International Student Or- ganization ' s Arabian Nights, march on. Though the rain was very heavy at times, almost all the entries completed the route. Photo by Vicki Meier Homecoming 27