Truman State University - Echo Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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jane Reigns Uver Homecoming '74 jane Kendrick, a junior sociology major, was crowned Homecoming queen Oct. 17. Becky Rives, a junior Home Economics major, and julie Madsen, a senior recreation major were her attendents. janet Conditt, Pam Gantt, Susan Irwin, Tami Krink, Vicki Morrison, and Dianne Rudovvicz were the other can- didates. At the Pep Rally preceeding the cor- onation, Sigma Tau Gamma won the Spirit Contest sponsored by the cheerleaders and Student Activities Board, Coach Randy Lukehart introduced the 1974 football team and coaches. The Kklettes and Rhythmettes performed their first routines of the year.

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l we The Purple People Eater defense stops the Rolla Miners as they attempt to advance down the field. fABOVEj Phi Sigma Ep- silon member Greg Swaggert's face paint helps him to sell balloons to the parade crowd. IRIGHTJ Homecoming Queen jane Kendrick and one of her attendants, Iulie Madsen, admire lanes carnations shortly after the Homecoming Court was presented to the crowd at Stokes Stadium before the game. Parade Led B Faurot Brothers Photographs and Memories was the theme of the largest Homecoming parade in the history of the school. Former athletic coaches Don and Fred Faurot served as the Parade Marshalls. Winning floats included Overall and Beauty, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Humor, Stu- dent Nurses Associationg Spirit, Alpha Kappa Lambda and Alpha Sigma Alphag and Novelty, Phi Lambda Chi. Mt. Pleasant High School Band, which won the overall half-time band competition, performed with the Marching 100 Plus during the halftime show. The Bulldogs were defeated 20-7 by the Rolla Miners. Sweet Poison provided the music for the dance at Kirk Building Saturday night, The traditional dance was the final Homecoming activity.