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Page 111 text:
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First Homecoming Homecoming weekend concluded with a “Victory” Dance during which ballots were cast to chose Purdue Calumet’s first Homecom- ing Queen and Mr. Basketball. The queen candidates were Donna Cox, Nita Grish, Linda Polczynske, Pam Spero, and Sandy Wilson. Mr. Bas- ketball was chosen from Rex Bur- ton, Lonnie Chase, Randy Fergu- son, Frazier Hankins, and Herb Ware. The climax of the evening was the crowning of Pam Spero as Homecoming Queen by Mrs. Vern Corlin, and the presentation of the Mr. Basketball trophy to Herb Ware. The celebrants danced until mid- away to music by the Kritters. night to the music of the Kritters. PUCC students dance the evening Homecoming Queen, Pam Spero, kicks off her shoes to enjoy the evening in spite of the Queen candidates, basketball fans, and school spirited students enjoyed the evening together. earlier loss by tne Pipers. 107
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Purdue Calumets Purdue Calumet’s Pipers hosted the Knights of Marion College for their Homecoming bout December 3. The game took place at the new Munster Fieldhouse as part of a double-header with the Munster High School varsity. Although cold weather kept at- tendance for the game down, spirit was high as the Pipers fought val- iently to win their Homecoming game. Half-time was a solemn af- fair because the team was behind. The final, heart-breaking score was Pipers 54, Knights 98. The star for the Pipers was Lonnie Chase who scored 26 of the 54 points. Unguarded, Lonnie Chase goes in for a lay-up and adds two points to the losing Piper effort. Tension mounts as Ken Goodwin takes careful aim for the needed free throw point. Piper Pete and the cheerleaders eye the game from the sidelines after building in their first Homecoming venture. spirit for Pipers
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“Mistletoe Madness” was the theme of this year’s annual winter semi-formal, held at the St. John Panel Room in Whiting on Friday, December 23. From 8 to midnight couples tripped the proverbial “light fan- tastic’ to the fabulous sounds of the “Blue Tones.” This was one of the many times the faculty inter- mingled with the student body at a major social function. The Blue Tones provided the musical background to make ‘‘Mistletoe Madness the great success Christmas |1966 Faculty and students use the four hours of ‘Mistletoe Madness’ to the best of their ability. 108 it was.
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