University of Maryland College Park - Terrapin / Reveille Yearbook (College Park, MD)

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' All those bits of paper — but they ' ll be flowers when wr ' n- through! ' It ' s storyland in ihi- stadium as Lanilxia Chi A i icll- a laic, everyone works madly to pretty up the campus for homecoming Hoinecoining is the lime wlieii the campus is transformed into a world of make-believe. The sororities and dorms are busy making plans for their house decorations, and tlie fraternities work feverishly to com- plete their floats before the parade. The judging then begins and all can enjoy the show.

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Typical freshman, sophomore queen, Miss Maryland — and Homecoming Queen. Nancy Mularkey Is Still Batting 1000 Saturday morning, the alumni and visitors flowed into College Park and hurried to Byrd Stadium. Though Maryland was heavily favored, the crowd was still anxious to see the Terps in action in their second home performance. After seeing the Red and White dominate the first half, the crowd cheered its approval as Dr. Elkins crowned Nancy Mularkey queen, to highlight the festivities. The evening found the students and alums in high spirits as the young ladies were escorted to the ball. A capacity crowd danced to tlie music of Those Fabulous Dorseys , playing in a Never-Never Land atmosphere. The evening was made even more delightful as Bob Pellegrini stepped into the limelight for the Unsung Hero Award. Dr. Elkins does the honors. 27

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The Three Musketeers march again from the lawn of the Tri-Delt House, which won the house decorations prize in inter- sorority competition. Alpha Xi Deltas smile for the brownie in their pre-dance togs.