Pacific Lutheran University - Saga Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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Months of planning by Home- coming Co-Chairmen Carolyn Rice and Ann Pickering and their com- mittees paid off as lt's a Small World began to orbit Friday, Octo- ber 25. Q. Songfest began the festivities, the evening opened with the crowning of Queen Joanne Braun and her es- cort lay Ciilbertson, Hong's Hand- some Harry. Princesses Sharon An- derson, Cathy Holkestad and Debi Nicol completed the entourage. The Dultons, a take-off on the T.V. family The Waltons, gave first place honors in Songfest competi- tion to Cascade-Ordal, Evergreen- Hong took second and Raineer- Pfluegerthird. Coach Frosty Westering intro- duced the Mighty Lutes, and then swung into his now traditional drum solo, accompanied by the PLU Pep Band. A stomp in Memorial Gym followed the pep rally. Saturday, a capacity crowd in F-P stadium watched the PLU goId-ma- Chine soundly trounce the Willa- mette Bearcats 37-21. The exciting and colorful half-time activities fit the crowd's mood: Cascade-Ordal hustled to first place in the bed- race, Evergreen-Hong were an- nounced winners of the Attitude Check as well as bein granted top honors in dorm dispgays for their Knight barbequing a bearcat. The highlight of half-time was the pre- sentation of the Queen and her court in the Alumni Association's gift to ASPLU-a new 15 passenger van. Distinguished alumni were hon- ored at the Homecoming Banquet following the game, with Westerin as the guest speaker. Formalities dig not entirely hold sway there, how- ever, as the guests indulged in tur- key-nosing - hangin warmed spoons from the ends of their noses. The semi-formal dance, held at Top of the Ocean, completed the evening. Nearly 500 were in attend- ance. Sunday evening, singer-composer and song-painter Mac Davis ave a concert along with lane Lamiert and the Horns O' Plent . Fireworks filled the sky following the perform- ance to conclude the three days of Homecoming 1974. , ' '-37' C 'V K QAQNKE ,gm X .L 1 ni 4 , VW, 'Q ' ,A Q ,, 4 . . Y, C iii rr... 'v W.. f lg' H V , 6, ..... VW . 'F'-C . ,qw

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F'FlNfFl'l'IEZfHI.:IJ FUNNY FfHN The Fan , the initial production of the 1974-75 University Theatre, was staged October 31-November 3. Described as an 18th Century comedy farce, it was written by Carlo Goldoni, a prolific dramatist and a reformer of the traditional Italian comedy of his day. The drama involves fourteen vil- lage inhabitants and a series of mis- understandings about the rightful ownership of a fan. The roduction represented an ensemble show in its finest sense in that roles were of equal im ortance and size, ac- cording to dlfrector William Becvar. Assistant director for the produc- tion was Lynn Kopelke, junior. THE CAST THE SIGNOR EVARISTO THE BARON DEL CEDRO LIMONCINA THE SICNORINA CANDIDA THE SIGNORA GELTRUDE Mark Headlee Van Prather Judy Carlson Mary Seward Paula jasper THE COUNT OE ROCCA MARINA Scott Brund TIMOTEO Dave Svaren CRESPINO Tom O'Rourke CORONATO Dean Remick SCAVEZZA Susi Stapczynski MORRACCHIO Steve Lee GIANNINA Cheri Sorenson SUSANNA loanie Ewen TOGNINA Linda King CARLO Obee , ,yet k i fl V fa 'L J V ,, , - 1 'iv' f