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Fire and Flames... Bonfire Heats Crowd y W elcome Back Red and Black! With this phrase the annual Home- coming festivities kicked off on the 22nd of September and peaked on the 28th. Fraternities, sororities, service groups, volunteers, and community organizations put many hours of preparation into the Homecoming cel- ebration in order to make it a memo- rable experience for students, return- ing exes and Lubbock residents. Each sorority pairs with a fraternity to design a float that will be presented in the parade down Broadway the morning before the game. The Saddle Tramps, cheerleaders, pompon squad and ZIT, show spirit by parading through every residence hall . Of course. Homecoming week would not be complete without the pep rally and the bonfire. The Saddle Tramps tackle the huge responsibility of build- ing the bonfire. A symbol of the oppos- ing team ' s mascot sits atop the bon- fire. At the pep rally, the cheerleaders, pompon squad and band perform. The Saddle Tramps do their famous bell circle, and the bonfire is torched. The five finalists for Homecoming Queen are also announced. Becky Fouts, a junior industrial engineering major from Arlington, summed up the Homecoming spirit at Tech by saying, Homecoming is a special time when the student body and alumni can join together in the spirit of Texas Tech. by Sandy Stoemer In the heat of the bonfire, this Saddle Tramp rings his bell for all to hear. (Photo by Walter Granberry) The final product: After hours of building the massive bonfire, the Saddle Tramps and cheerleaders enjoy the view. (Photo by Chris McGhee) 16 - Bonfire
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The Tri Delta and Sigma Nu float witti the theme of past and present is carrying ' 60$ and ' 90s students, (Photo by Sam Martinez) Band member Melisso Miles shows her pride with her guns up on the way to the game. (Photo by Sharon Steinman) Saddle Tramps show spirit on the way to the parade, (Photo by Sam Martinez) Designed by Amy Komatz Parade - 15
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V Raider Red gets in on the lighting of the bonfire with help from Saddle Tramps Patrick Moore, Kirk Mankin and Charley Triplett. (Photo by Sharon Stelnmon) By hammering the crates together, Stefen Dorman gets the base of the bonfire started. (Photo by Sharon Steinman) Designed by Amy Komatz Bonfire - 17
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