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Wei .ah Theta Chi and Sigma Sigma Sigma pay tribute to trumpeter Louis Satchmo Armstrong with their first-place fioat in the St. Cloud State band members, Tom Hicks and Myron Cook get ready to hoist Old Glory before the start ofthe game. i , 4-.....,f-- , i .-A 7- '
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Floats Emerge Amidst Snow, Slush Sensing the first Huskie victory of 1966, SCS cheerleaders yell for another cheer. Pictured are Carol Williams, Nancy Welles, Allie Fiadermacher, Nancy Ritter, Lee Bomke and Sue Graham. Riding hard on the wings ofa cold north wind, Old Man Winter made a short and untimely visit to St. Cloud early on the morning ofOctober 15. ln his wake he left the campus covered with a frosty, messy blanket of snow. Students who went to bed the night before with Homecoming spirits high, awoke in the morning and were forced to make some mental adjustments. Wiped out, forever, was the 44-unit parade which comes but once a year, Among other disappointments, the visiting royalty who planned to ride in the parade fled St, Cloud for warmers parts. These included Miss St. Cloud, and the 1966 Aquatennial Queen. The floats, nonetheless, were eventually judged and the sturdiest ones went on display at Selke Field, Winning the award for the best non-Greek float were Holes Hall and the high-rise. Theta Chi and Sigma Sigma Sigma carried away the prize for the bestfloat in the Greek division. 20 First place prize in the parade float contest goes to the women of Holes Hall, who employ a colonial theme.
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Keating, Symphon Qrchestra, B Kenneth Keating congratulates President Wick before ad- dressing an Overflow Crowd in Stewart Hall Auditorium' In concert in Halenbeck Hall, Minneapolis Symphony harpist concentrates on the score of Concerto for Orchestra. Gqvernor Rolvaag presents the presidential medallion to Presi- Y i dent Robert Wick in inaugural ceremonies Oct. 29. ll l - 3 i ,N E lil E tail' ' ' , . , ii . I . K . A l it - l 1' 1, - V l 1 l t I l 1 i li lx, i
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