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(1) Sigma Kappa Sorority built and entered one of the tallest floats in the parade. On the float, three items most associated with the Bicentennial stood: The Liberty Bell, the White House, and Washington Monument. (2) Before the parade, a formal dedication of the gymnasium was held. The gym was officially named the Bloomer Sulli- van Gymnasium. (3) The sophomore class entered a float decorated like a boat to point up the im- portance of naval battles during the revolution.
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Emotions Ran High During Bicentennial Homecoming Parade Bicentennial exploded during the Homecoming parade in Durant. Several changes were made in this year's homecoming. One of the most important changes was the rule that all organizations who sponsored a queen candidate must enter a float in the parade. This year, the queen was selected by anonymous judges from pictures. (1) Capturing the first place award was Sigma Tau Gamma with their float. The float carried a missile and a small cannon. (2) Leading the major portion of the parade was the pride of Southeast- ern, the marching band. Playing music associated with the Bicentennial, the band proudly represented Southeastern. (3) Another musical attraction was the Art Club float. It was built in the shape of a giant birthday cake, with the Spirit of '76 Fifer, Flag Bearer, and Drummer leading the float, playing Yankee Doodle. (4) Alpha Sigma Tau Sorority was represented by the Statue of Liberty. Many high school bands, youth groups, ladies organizations, and businesses sponsored floats and marching groups.
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(1) Scoring on the first play of the ball game, SSU set a new record for themselves. (2) From five finalists, Cindy Russell was selected as Homecoming queen, with Laura Harryman as first runner-up. (3) Several distinguished alumnus awards were given. The recipients were Leslie Fisher, Joe Gary, E. T. Dunlap, and Bloomer Sullivan. (4) Number 44, Har- vey Ryan, rushes down the field to score the last points in the game.
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