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Page 33 text:
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Pu kma(Ule l aced- The annual fraternity pushmobile race was again a well-attended event of Homecoming. The race began at 10 a. m., proceeding from Uni¬ versity Avenue to Union Street, southward to Lima Road, east to Main Street, and north to the finish line in front of Lehr Auditorium. For the second year in succession the Kappa Psi Fraternity took first place in the pushmobile race. A new feature this year in the pushmobile program was a ,race be¬ tween the three campus sororities, TKK, Phi Chi, and Theta Phi Delta. It extended from the Dobins Avenue traffic light to the front of the campus. The TK’s won first place, winning by a hair’s breadth over the Phi Chi’s.
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Homecoming at Northern would have little to offer in the life of special physical attrac¬ tion for the Alumni if it were not for the decorations of the fraternity and sorority houses. This year the decorations were especially noted for their uniqueness and originality. The Kappa Psi’s for the second year placed first in the fraternities. Their topic was a ship en¬ titled, S. S. Victory.” For the first time in several years the sun shone down on the dec¬ orations, making the en¬ joyment of these attrac¬ tions more interesting. The Thetas took first place for the sororities, with their theme a manu¬ script of music entitled, “Hold That Tiger”. The T. K’s. were a half-point behind, with their theme a barbershop and “Trim Wittenberg”. With the combination of good weather and novel ideas for house dec¬ orations the 1949 Home¬ coming was one of the most enjoyable ever held. UPPER RIGHT: Theta Phi Delta. CENTER: Kappa Psi. LOWER RIGHT: Tau Kappa.
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Dcutcc The annual homecoming dance was held in Taft Gymn with numer¬ ous alumnae present. There was much laughter and merry-making and everyone enjoyed the dancing. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the queen, Lois Stedke, a freshman. The queen and her court reigned over one dance during the course of the evening’s festivities. Erma Susany; Mary Lou Vail; John Padden, Pres, of Student Council; Lois Stedke, Queen; Jerry McGrew.
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