University of Central Missouri - Rhetor Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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F Firsts in floats and decorations display an International Holidayw An International Holidayn paraded through Warrcnsburg on the morning of Homecoming Day, October 30. Floats represented 17 foreign countries to carry out the Homecom- ing theme. With H3 entries, the largest parade ever held included 22 floats entered by campus organizations and 40 area high school bands which totaled more than 2,400 members. Float winners were: Sigma Tau Gamma, first, Sigma Pi, second, and Alpha Chi Epsilon, thirdg all in the fraternity division. ln the sorority division, Alpha Sigma Alpha, first, Sigma Kappa, secondg and Sigma Sigma Sigma. third. ln the campus orga- nization division, lndustrial Arts Club, firstg Young Demo- crats, secondg and Young Republicans, third. Alpha Sigma Alplia's replica of a scene in the Netherlands was a shoe-in for first place in the sorority float division. g ii l in lianinia toolitime out to win top honors in the fraternity float division. l'lac-ing first in house decorations. llhi Sigma Epsilorfs Denmark viking ship rowed the Nlules to victory. ,IW N -.9 asm., lllll' lndustrial Arts Club captured first place in the organization division with their theme The Mules Capture the Treasure.

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ueen's court beautifies 1965 Homecoming activities 5, FIRST PRINCESS Jennifer Clay Alpha Gamma Della SECOND PRINCESS Barbara Cumper ,lanice Sprague Delta Zeta Ilouts-Hosey Hall N udy Wclili Sigma Sigma Sigma June Riekhof Donna Folk Alpha Sigma Tau Alpha Omic-ron Pi K Vivian Tate Judy Roberts Nancy Watts NICIKCTSUU Hall Young Democrats Alpha Sigma Alpha 12

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1 Mass high school band formation. 2 AXE float. 3 Sig Pi float. 4 Nickerson Hall convo skit 5 Theta Chi float. 6 Young Democrat's convo skit. 7 Blue Springs band. 8 BSU house decora tion. 9 AGD's float. 14