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Mae loti Two AOPi’s, Liane Harsh and Michelle Ston¬ er, show a lot of concentration as they race towards the finish line. The pushmobile races are held every year and are the first of many Homecoming festivities. Several Maglott Hall residents ride the first place float in the annu¬ al parade while Judy Prince and Rick Jobe pose for pictures just after they were named Homecoming Queen and King. Candidates wait as Todd Butler, Student Council Presi¬ dent, announces King and Queen.
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During the Tunes on the Tundra concert students wait in line for cold drinks outside and for a picnic dinner in SAGA. Long lines are typical in SAGA especially around noon and 5 o ' clock.
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ONU Students Get Together During Homecoming To Have Fun While Puttin’ On The Ritz! Homecoming: A yearly celebra¬ tion for visiting college alumni. This year ' s celebration went all ' out, “Putting on the Ritz to wel¬ come back friends and family. Many activities were scheduled throughout Homecoming Week to entertain students and faculty alike. The week started with a show by Tom DeLuca, whose show of hypno¬ tism and humor started the week off in high spirits. The rest of the week passed in a flurry of excitement as residence halls, frat and sorority houses com¬ peted in Banner Day. The Added Attraction, the university swing choir, entertained students at McIn¬ tosh Center on Tuesday. The White Bear Inn served free pizza and 10c pop while hosting the Homecoming Skits presented by the Homecoming candidates. Campaigning for King and Queen took place throughout the week and culminated in voting on Friday. Activities kicked into high gear on Friday night with the annual push- mobile races. Later that evening a Torchlight Parade was held through the streets of Ada, after which the Homecoming Court was an¬ nounced: Donna Farnholtz (DZ), Marla Mills (Lima), Robin Page (Clark), Judy Prince (ZTA), Ellen Tir- pak (AZD), Rick Barker (Lima), Jim Chesloe (Lima), Rick Jobe (Park), Walt Passarello (KY), and Scott Wills (PMD). During half-time of the Homecom¬ ing game with Marietta, the Court was introduced and Judy Prince and Rick Jobe were named Home¬ coming Queen and King.
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