Southeastern Oklahoma State University - Savage Yearbook (Durant, OK)

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1 Opposite page: Shelly Knott (top) and her escort leave the line as she is announced as one of the winners during the crowning of the queen at the dance, jay Silver {middle left) escorts Lisa Davis as the Phi Sigma Epsilon candidate. Na- tive American Council (middle right) enters “Indiana Jones: Crush the Muleriders' in the parade float competition. “Mulebusters is one of the top floats (top) in the parade and is constructed by the American Chemical Society. Stacey Ham- ilton (middle) presides over the homecoming parade as queen. Miss Southeastern Robin Shaw (lower right) makes an official appearance in the parade. The Pride of the Sai age$ (lower left), the SOSU band, leads off the festivities.

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Homecoming features parade, dance and game HOMECOMING 1985 drew alumni, former stu- dents and teachers back to Southeastern to re- new acquaintances and look at the innovations introduced since they were in school. Pretty girls vied for queen of the activities while campus and community dubs worked for deco- rated float honors. Stacey Hamilton of the Wesley Foundation w; crowned Homecoming Queen and reigned ov dances, the parade, the football game and oth traditional gatherings. Kingston Redskin Ban made another of its more than 40 appearana in the parade. The Durant Lion Band also cam 12— Homecoming

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'Rambo: First Blood, Part Two (above, left) adds color and special effects to the annu- al parade. It rs presented bp Sigma Pt and wins first place. Members of the ROTC color guard (above, right) are behind the police escorts. ' Super Sav- age is presented (right) by the Baptist Student Union. Walt Disney Salutes SOSU (bottom) catches the eye of hundreds of small children. Chilly mornings with brittle-bright sun- light have seemed the best for the annu- al homecoming parade. Girls and guys from the past stand shoulder-to-shoulder with those of the present and hold those of the future high enough to see. Bril- liant-colored corsages with yards of streaming ribbons and dozens of minia- ture bells, footballs and feathers adorn the best clothing of former and current students. Cheers rise softly at first from the gathering crowds until even the display windows seem to reverberate from the sound. The parade passes by. 14—Homecoming