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Page 33 text:
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MALINDA GRAY AND CAROLYN BOYD are exhaust¬ ed after greeting a large group of open house visitors. DUDLEY CLEVELAND AND LEITHA CARPENTER re¬ alistically portray a pair of punks. RICHARD SCOGGINS, TAMMY MIXON, CHRISTY FINCH, Carolyn Collins, Gary Williams, Sonny Yarborough, and Darren Estes borrow the wardrobe of the ancient Gre¬ cians for Toga day. Highlights 29
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HOMECOMING EVENTS 85 A WEEK OF FOOTBALL, COLOR, AND ENTERTAINMENT! On October 5, the 1985 Homecoming festivi¬ ties of Southwest Mississippi Junior College end¬ ed in a hard-fought Bear loss to the Northwest Rangers. The week’s events began on Monday, camouflage day, the day that many began work¬ ing on Homecoming displays. The displays were designed around the theme That’s Entertain¬ ment which not only represented the football game, but also the marching band and cheer¬ leaders, and corresponded with the Movie theme of this year’s yearbook. Tuesday brought out the Punks for Punk Rock day, followed by Wednesday’s toga day, Thursday’s jersey and hat day, and finally the traditional red and blue day on Friday. The Homecoming Dance, held Thursday in the Union, was well attended and lasted from 8 PM until midnight. Saturday brought about the culmination of Homecoming week, beginning with open house in the dorms, followed by the unveiling of cam¬ pus displays. Saturday afternoon, the Alumni Banquet was held in the Union, where Alumni John W. Beck, Jr. and Bob Woodward were inducted into the Sports Hall of Fame, and the late Mrs. Effie F. Glass was named Alumna of the Year. The Homecoming Court was present¬ ed before the game, at which time last year’s Homecoming Queen Nancy Guy crowned her successor, Lisa Schneider. MAID OF HONOR Eddis Young con¬ gratulates Homecoming Queen Lisa Schneider. Sophomore, SGA. and PTK Homecom¬ ing displays. 28 Highlights
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EVERYONE WANTS TO JOIN IN the Vo-tech’s imagina¬ tive display (right) which won first place. THE INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT’S (middle right) animated display ran away with third place. THE STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING COOKED (be¬ low) up a hot display. 30 Highlights ft
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