Truman State University - Echo Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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Memories form part of show residence halls, and one who was Greek. It scattered the votes so that it was hard to pick who would win.” The four finalists were chosen by stu- dent vote prior to Homecoming, and then they were voted on again Thursday of Homecoming. Third runner-up was junior Tracy Dreessen (spon sored by Women for Greek Expan- sion). S ej v L'A m - rangements too dif- ficult and expensive for campus organiza- tions. The armory now requires renters to hire their own surveillance personnel, purchase three different liquor licenses, and pay for cleaning services, which the armory hires. Nichols said. However, a dance was held in Kirk Gym Friday night of Homecoming, and ad- mission was free. I think it was well- attended. Nichols said. Senior Karen Gor- dy. station manager of KNECJ campus radio which provided rru 0 i» V made ar- Tnagical ex- away. Homecoming only T5ts a week, but the magic of memories renewed remains,

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TOWERING above hia creators, a giant bulldog wizard gets his finishing touches from Ryle Hall residents. A panel of University staff members judged the decorations. A VAMPIRE BULLDOG scans a stewed Central Missouri State University mule in the Missouri Hall decoration. The decorations added a festive touch to the residence halls. THE RETURN OF THE QUEEN of the 1955 homecoming activltes. Nancy Morris Chambers, is highlighted by her introduction at the pep ral- ly with her escort, senior Dennis Doublin. Homecoming OFv Student Life Dixon Monday Erie While

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O M I N G PANTOMIMED STRUGGLE with a giant, bui ble Bulldog balloon catches th a jaM B N DRAG, freshman Dennis T C j • . Horn she I. freshman H BsTjunior Mark Bieber (top) and Freshman Tim Ray add humor to the game. Homecomin Student Life