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Election 72 Theme Ot Homecoming Southeastern's Homecoming events began Friday night, Oct. 20, 1972, with the homecoming revue. Out of the 42 homecoming queen candidates five finalists were chosen. Those chosen were Shirley Holder, Ann Michelle Moore, Aurelia Robbins, Rozanna San Miguel, and Jackie Williams. All candidates participated in the homecoming parade which also con- sisted of close to 80 cars, bands and numerous floats. Even though the weather wasn't the best, organizations participating were, Sigma Tau Gamma, Sigma Kappa, Phi Beta Lambda, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Upward Bound, Alpha Eta Rho, French Club, Rodeo Club, Alpha Sigma Tau, Indian Heritage Club, Delta Chi Delta, Art Club, International Club and Southeastern's Marching Band that was led by Drum Major Bill Sharp. At the half time of the Southeastern vs. Northwestern ballgame Gary Ken- nedy, Student Senate President, crowned Rozanna San Miguel as SSC Homecoming Queen 19721 Southeastern then went on in the sec- ond half to win the homecoming game 27-6 amid pouring rain. But the rain didn't dampen the student spirit or the sound of the Soul Messengers from Oklahoma City, who played for the homecoming dance Saturday night, Oct. 21. . We A toss of the coin to see who will be President in '72, vote and see was the title of the Alpha Sigma Tau sorority homecoming float that won first place. The float placing second was political tug-a-war, and belonged to the Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity Hffvv wt El 1 s' Ty s. is,
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Anticipating the final selection were the five finalists of the Homecoming Queen Review: Shirley Holder, Ann Michelle Moore, Aure- lia Robins, Rozanna San Miguel, 1972 Homecoming Queen, and Jackie Williams. One of the features of the Homecoming Queen Review was an African dance routine performed by Seciaiue Porter and Charles Thomas. The Homecoming Queen candidates and their escorts await the results as Gary Kennedy, student senate president opens the judges envelope. t ii, .r,i, A
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