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HOMECOMING Not Just An Ordinary Weekend Homecoming: a time for football fever, beautiful girls, and for the alumni, a time of remembering college days. Homecoming actually started about two weeks be- fore the big weekend. The Homecoming Pageant spon- sored by SGA, spotlighted forty-seven girls representing university greeks, organiza- tions, and honorary societies of which ten were chosen as semi-finalists. The student body voted on these contestants and a queen and her court were an- nounced at the Pep Rally Fri- day afternoon following the torch light parade. The cheer- leaders promoted spirit with a bonfire and a mock hanging of a dummy with a Delta State jersey. Saturday morning began with the Troy State Apprecia- tion Day Parade running through downtown Troy and ending at Memorial Stadium. TSU organizations, greeks, Top: Juaneysa Wilkins, Miss TSU, is featured at the Troy State Apprecia- tion Day Parade. Middle: The Sigma Chi ' s participate in the Homecoming display contest. Bottom: Semi-finalists shown are Anna Turman, Virginia West, Robin Salzarulo, Diane Arnzen, Eva Carter, Becky Redd, Pat Griffin, Cindy Wil- lis, Sue Horvath, and Juaneysa Wil- kins. civic clubs and downtown merchants, and, of course, the Queen and her court partici- pated in the parade. Alumni were invited back for a picnic in Bibb Graves Quad and various schools and organizations welcomed back graduates to private parties. At last the moment came for the Queen to be crowned. Diane Arnzen, third runner- up, Becky Redd, second run- ner-up, and Sue Horvath, first runner-up received their roses and applause. A stand- ing ovation was extended as Cindy Willis was crowned Homecoming Queen by Dr. Ralph W. Adams. The Band entertained dur- ing halftime and gave a stir- ring post-game show. Follow- ing the game a reception was held at the President ' s home for all students and alumni. The frenzy and excitement finally settled as another Homecoming at TSU became history. 20 Homecoming
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