Truman State University - Echo Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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We may be lively now, but wait until we finish at 5 a.m. Football co-captain, Allen Church, proudly crowns Carla Cun- ningham 1961 Homecoming Queen. Carla was elected by a pop- Queen Carla alights from her royal chariot to pose for our ECHO photographer. 8 ular vote of the student body to reign over an exciting week-end consisting of the pep rally, float building, parade, ballgame and dance. Freshmen class was all fired up to Douse the Bearcats with their ancient fire engine. l

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'P'-an 4 lg, i 'vin . ri 1' V 4:3.Blhs5 at A large number of students and alumni enjoyed the Homecoming Dance at Rieger Armory which climax- ed the day's festivities. Music for the evening was furnished by Bill McClanahan and his orchestra. Art Club comes through with a first to take the Homecoming traveling trophy for the best float over-all. 1961 Homecoming crowd tops previous years' records it B is B 'B ' 6 5 1 .,,f . llfffl5ff!lll1ll l'aE Q' - is A it A beautiful fall day brought a record crowd to cheer the Bulldogs on to victory over the Maryville Bearcats! The seating capacity of the stadium was filled early before the game with standing room only for the late- COIHGTS. 9