University of Louisiana Monroe - Chacahoula Yearbook (Monroe, LA)

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The week of homecoming meant hard work. The team worked diligently, the Warbonnets and cheer- leaders practiced faithfully, and the Greeks and other organizations sweated the Saturday morning display judging deadline. Many hours of prepara- tion were spent in honoring the classes of ’37, 47,57 and ’67 at the forty-tiith NLU Homecoming. Excitement filled the stands when the Indians won their first game of the season against the South- eastern Lions. The crowning of the 1977 Home- coming Queen, Miss Beth Stewart, highlighted the half-time presentation. Dick Clark provided an entertaining break from the hard work of Homecoming on Friday night. ““Ban- dit’ rocked and rolled the student body at the Civic Center bringing the 1977 Homecoming activities to an end.