Park University - Narva Yearbook (Parkville, MO)

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Harvest Festival, formerly known as Homecoming, got off to a good weekend with the Merrimac variety show at Alumni on Friday night, followed by a torch parade to the traditional bonfire and pep rally. ABOVE: Park Singers perform in Commons. AT LEFT: LEC ' s winning float— The fields ore white with harvest. BELOW: Three other entrees in the parade.

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I ■;■ r. ‘o‘: f C: v ' ' ?- ? ' ' ' ' --‘;v ' . 5SSv. ' Chestnut ' s roasting on an open fire while faculty meeting sizzles in Meet¬ ing ' House and soccer players have a red-hot practice session. ji:V. l M . . A-S. • «: ' . S ' . .■ ' •? Vs ' v ' V’, ' ■ ' ■. - v,. ■■ But life went on. Herr House challenged Cop- ley-Stephens to a spe(ed-„..ii ' ' j3 f bail game and Jim Fred Woei n-iretu rned as- the distinguished guest .of the •Accis ' Bair week lafet the ' ladies ' of- the campus threw off the ;, ' bonds of tradition and .u - -■ snagged their men at the yearly Sadie Hawkins Day . Dance.

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harvest festival The Festival was under the direction of Harold McDaniel and the Student Council, with everyone working hard to provide an enjoyable weekend for all. Saturday ' s activities included the parade, the Park Singers ' first on-campus performance of the year and the Pumpkin Ball. Although Park lost the afternoon soccer game to Kansas City by a score of 4-2, the spirits of the weekend were not dampened. Saturday night at the dance, Katherine Oltman was crowned Harvest Festival Queen; her attendants were Lou Egger and Elaine Smith. Queen Kathy and escort Jerry wing that partner at the Pumpkin Ball! Their cure-all will cure anything?