Tennessee Technological University - Eagle Yearbook (Cookeville, TN)

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i Homecoming means hours ol worlc Preparations for Homecoming start many days be- fore the big day of celebration arrives. Late afternoons and evenings are dedicated to build- ing floats, decorating dorms and planning those minute details of the activities to take place at Homecoming. One of the most exciting activities during the period of preparation is the animal bonhre pep rally. The cheerleaders encourage all students to attend, and those who do find that the excitement surrounding Home- coming is quickly growing. Before homecoming is over, practically every student will have had a part. It is one of the times during the year when school spirit is at a peak. Homecoming Queen Marilyn Hollingsworth worlcs along with other students to prepare for the Homecoming parade. 1, 'Q 9 23235 61 b a a - .1- XA 'JM nf'-Y' . , Hx id, , f. 'rg ' S FS. . 'Xue ids 4 ' 1 i ' ' 'NW-fi X- t ff if is 'X fr? fwvfiiifq- f 'jf .ff L F. ,, . , f g 5 'if ff! in mXAXEQyg:j'x, ,.f QQ? rsfifz?-iff' 'Ii Q 3 lr? rf if '-'- , v .J 5 - H ss: ' .Mk -- G fzifi 'Le ' Z.. . - ' awry' , 5,5 cr - X .. is- . i ,Q ' j' ' 'f -:- z 1 H 1 ww ,MZ : - H ,.,, Q x s KW? W 'N 'Al'k?LqWM H. , Page 16 Dragon Home A Victory is the Homecoming theme carried out by the residents of Quentin Hall. .4 i f If uv 61,8 ,rg gg, 'i' it syfffg -J f. ,' ' 1 f -,E -'- -f-.J ' . X-Aj '-,A Si- 7- f wg? fi' v 1. , ' ,'57JJ?' ff' Urf V rv- s- t W eff' si'-X

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SL T7 ...ss t I' W h 7 i gl6?lq,a'a YR I 'B . v yrs? ' 'Umm f -wet Nb 4,-rf Marilyn Hollingsworth was elected Homecoming Queen for I963. She was presented at the annual parade and at the football stadium. Her court accompanied her on the float. Activities fill Homecoming day Homecoming day, Oct. 26, opened with a parade in the morning. In addition to the many Hoats tak- ing part, approximately 70 high s cho ol bands marched in the parade. Celebrities, such as Homecoming Queen, Miss Putnam County, Football Queen, Band Queen, class ofhcers, class beauties and cheerleaders, added much interest to the parade. Tech's marching band, pre- ceded by the Golden Girls, added a dash of sparkle to the event. The Eagles lost to Murray State in an Ohio Valley Conference football game in the afternoon, however, Page 18 the 28-27 score left fans with a memory of one of the top games of the year. They saw the Eagles give one of their best offensive efforts of the season by piling up 375 yards. The Tech chapter of the National Society of Pro- fessional Engineers won first place in the Hoat con- test and The Tech Aggies took second place. Early Hall and Quentin Hall took First place in dormitory decorations for the women and men respectively. Activities ended with a concert by the Smothers Brothers in the evening.