Southwestern College - Moundbuilder Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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1iFamfasyh Provides S park Homecoming festivities began with the registration 01' the homecoming choir and general alumni. After the choir's mini con- cert. the annual Homecoming Parade took place downtown. Organizational floats cen- tered around the general theme of Fantasy as the queen candidates made their first appearance. After the parade, luncheons were. heid for the classes of 1957,1967, and 1972, along with general alumni. The queen coronation took place at 1:30. As an added attraction, the Southwestern Entertainment Company performed a pre- game number to Aldo Novais 11Fantasy? The game against St. Mary of the Plains began at21001 The Buildefs 31-0 win made the day for fans. A special half-time presen- tation, the Recognition award, was given to Albert W. Hodges, a former Southwestern Band Director, Several High SchooI bands made guest appearances. During the game, dorms were judged for their decorations. Sutton took first p1ace. f011owcd by Honor Dorm and Broadhurst Hail. The evening began with the Final perfor- mance of the play iiPippin. Ending the big day was the traditional Homecoming Dance, featuring a live band known as hEclipsei' out of Wichita, Kansas. JANE WILLIAMS GLOWS as she is announced as the Homecoming queen. Her escort was Doug Barto. LAURA MERRILL. portraying the school mascot, enjoys her first semester at Southwestern, P111 BETA LAMBDA TOOK FIRST PLACE in the float contest. a fantasy come truct BROADHL'RST HAMS IT UP as they took first in the Homecoming Spirit Contest.

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Jane W illiams C rowned Queen A bright sunny day hailed Homecoming 1982 as the SC Community provided the spark which gave life to the Fantasys of the builder Spirit. Senior. June Williams was crowned queen in a special ceremony which highlighted a festive weekend. Last year's queen, Keri Alexander pre- sented Jane with her crown and bouquet of roses. Jane is a senior business administra- tion major and a honor student. Her home is Stanton, Michigan. VICKI RICHARDSON, escorted by Tom Girard, represented the Cheerleaders. SARAH HARTLEY. a senior nominated by SAA, was escorted by Mark Ducnsing. Representing PBL, CAROL CAMP was escorted by Paul Bixel. SHERYL BILL- ER, nominated by the Beta Rho Mu, was escorted by Doug Smith. JANE WIL- LIAMS was chosen to represent Reid Hall. As the royally left the Field, escorts pro- duced five pairs of green sunglasses for pro- tection against radiatiun cxposurc'r'.

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ONCE. AGAIN. Broadhursl'x studs lake the show. ANNELIESE SNYDER AND EMALEE CURTIS enjoy the game. THE DELTS. RECOVERING frum initiation. join the parade. ALBERT HODGES RECEIVES lhe Recognition Award. SEVERAL HIGH SCHOOL BANDS played during halF-limc under me direction of Mr. Albert Hedges.