Slippery Rock University - Saxigena Yearbook (Slippery Rock, PA)

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K U,u f Homecoming

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Homecoming continued Tonsion mounts in the tightly packed stadium as Clarion tries to stop the Gridders drive Photo by Jeff McCutcheon Student creativity is evidont in the parade floats as hours ol work are rewarded by applause and prizes Photo Jeff McCutcheon The fans were not disappointed as the Eagles were defeated 13- 7. Halftime activities involved the long-awaited announcement of Homecoming King and Queen. Cheers and applause flreeted Shari Kramer and Paul Kuszaj as they accepted their crowns. SRU had royalty — move over Chuck and Di! Victory celebrations were held at the Shed where alumni and students toasted their winners. Homecoming wasn't over yet. we wanted to end the weekend with laughter, and laughter meant George Carlin. George Carlin arrived on campus (much to the relief of John Bonando, Director of Student Life) and leisurely acquainted himself with the Rock. Carlin performed before 1800 people, most of them students, who rocked the fieldhouse with laughter that will echo down our corridor of time. Echoes return to us like the memory of this homecoming. We showed our pride in this weekend, the parade of talent, expertise in our sports, laughter, fun. and even the rain. Through it all, the Rock was shining with warmth and friendship. We were Indeed a cut above the rest. By Annette Jacob Neither ram. nor mud nor agony ol mus c;er cook! slop the Beaters being victor.' ous Photo by Jolt McCutchoon ?4 Unmornminn

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Choices choices Organizational Fair The main attraction — was it the snake, the ape or the (act that the power was out all over campus? Whatever the reason, hundreds of students and (acuity gathered at the U U. on Sept 25 for the annual Student Orgamzational Fair. Over 45 organizations displayed their wares, passed out brochures, and provided information for prospective members and Interested students. Prizes were awarded to the top three groups that had the most attractive display. First place went to the Anthropology Club (who had the member dressed in the ape suit). Second place to Tri-Beta. Biology Honorary. (Sugar, the 4-ft. Ball Python helped BBB win 2nd place), and third place was awarded to AST sorority, whose sisterhood colors of gold and green filled their table. By Christine Britton A collection ot handy fire-safety tips draws attention Photo by Mike Taylor Organizational Fair