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

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Beauties brighten Homecoming activities throughout rain da Half-time ceremonies brought lmeauty and lmrightness to the Home- coming festivities as Miss Karon Cilnerson was crowned 1969 Homecoming Queen. Sponsored lay Sigma Sigma Sigma, Miss Ci- herson is a senior speech major from Urlmana, Missouri. Miss Gilmer- son was crowned during the Mules-Miners battle hy President VVarren C. Lovinger as the student lmody cheered and returned a part of the warmth of personality that characterizes the 1969 Homecoming Queen. Miss Ciherson was attended hy her court, the First and Second Princesses. Miss janet Eggers, a junior elementa- ry education major, reigned as First Princess and Miss Karen Brog- lio, a senior mathematics major, reigned as Second Princess. The selection of Homecoming royalty is made by the vote ofthe student hodv. Sharon Nlidyett Paula Duncan Karen Bodenhamer Gwendolyn Inge .tlplia Kappa Alpha Gamma Alpha Sigma 1Jt'1ILls1!,l11tl 1,aml1da Delta Alpha Tlieta 1.1: - , , were --,W -- sw 4-1: .1 , , Vzll I E, , A, QQ,-H T ,if 1 ' gf' Q ,H 1 'll 1 1, -a s - I' 1 gi. if 2 5 . Angie Brewster Billie Io McCrew Anita Moix Shirley Steadman .tlpha Sigma 'I'au Delta 1 psilon ,hlpllkl Phi Omega Delta Zeta Brenda Cole Karen Wood Laurie Estes Linda H2ll'm1lCh llouts-llosei .-X1phaOmicron Pi '1'1ietaChi Xlpha Xi Delta 17 FIRST PRINCESS jan Eggers Sigma Kappa SECOND PRINCESS Karen Broglio Fitzgerald 1Ia1l Donna VanWormer X i elte rson Bonnie Reames Io Lehman Deltaffhi South Ieatei

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- , 5- -g..,t,-M , -- ., P, .1 , sg... 1 7' ' , a 13 - , K, Pm mc: lx Y '. ' 1 yi if 'T Agp wwf Shi, k my-1 fs. in E News President Lovinger crowns Karon Ciixerson Homecoming Queen for 1969. 1 Floats create Homecoming theme of m th and legend Xliss Karon Clilierson lmecame the representation of beauty of CXIS Homecoming on October 18, 1969. Competition was also held to select winners among the fraternities and sororities ancl campus organizations who enterecl floats. Spectators linecl the streets uncler the protection of ll1I1l7t't'l1LtS to View the 1969 Ilomecoming float competition. The Industrial Arts Cluli placed first in the campus clivision of the float contest with their i'Centaurs theme. lu the sorority clivision. Hllatafi entered by Alpha Sigma Tau. receivecl first place. Sigma Tau Gamma received the first place trophy in the fratcrnity competition with AX Xliner Task for Beoxxolffi 1n the house tlecoration contest, Tocltl 11a11's Pau1 Buuyann theme cap- turecl first place in tlie resicience halls ancl campus organizations clivision. There was a tie for first place in the fraternity competition between Lamlmcla Clii .-X1p1ia's .'Xrgonaut's Voyage in Search of Colclen Fleecew anc1Sig.5ma 1'11i lfpsilonls Cye1ops.N The XYrath of the Centaur is felt as the famous Nluie spac1est11eNliners. 19 1 J 446, Q'