Portland State University - Viking Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Fashion in the Community, was presented in honor of Queen Gloria and her court. Kathy Anderson fleftj acted as commentator as Cherrie Ann Viggers ftop rightj and Rox- anne Piert modeled fashions for campus, career, and street wear. loan Edwards, Ginny Hasse, Barbara Burnett, Sue Suter, Carol Windust, Mrs. Peter Grundfossen and Shirley Abbott also modeled for fash- ion enthusiasts. On a more serious note, this year's Homecoming featured informal discussions and con- ferences under the heading, The Community Talks with the College. Keynote speaker for the conferences was former Governor Robert D. Holmes. Come take a walk with me through Old Main, chided I-lolmes. The invitation was a challenge to the critics who charged higher education with extravagance in buildings and operational budgets. We must be entirely flexible with higher education, especially in fi- nances, he continued. Static opinion does not produce an- swers to the problem. The windup Metropolitan Melo- dies Formal was a smorgas- bord of music. Music for danc- ing, bythe Gene Rene' Orches- tra. Music for listening, by the Shelly Manne group. And folk music groups with a variety of singers and acts. All in all, four kinds of entertainment going on simultaneously on three floors of College Center made for a colorful and chaotic cli- max. Deficit or no deficit, Chairman Fioy Sampsel Cpage l5j and committee displayed a real sense of showmanship in staging the l-lomecoming. 16

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