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SGA members distribute chicken dinners to a large crowd of hungry students, faculty, and guests. 1 ' VI fn;: ■ ■■m r ■-S, Greenville Mayor Max Heller enjoys Southern Fried Chicken. A day of Fun, Food and Friendship. 18
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caiv null ' Balloons and beautiful girls highlight Homecoming for 1978-79. Dr. Lindsay and the Pep Band start at half- time with a soft but emotional melody of Somewhere Over the Rainbow and Up, Up, and Away. The six girls who were chosen as fmalists at the previous Thurs- day game are escorted out to the center of the gym floor under a halo of rainbow-colored balloons. The girls are Kathy Booker, Clary Olgesby, Wendy Nelson, Robyn Newton, Karen Miles, and Bren Bell. SGA President Cathy Keuthan presents each finalist with a memorable carnation in the school colors. After that sixth girl is in- troduced, silence falls . . . then, Clary Olgesby escorted by Darrell McDowell and representing the Near Misses is announced as the Maid-of-Honor. Chancellor Olin B. Sansbury presents her with a bouquet of roses as she takes her place to his left . . . Silence again falls . . . then . . . the Homecoming Queen of 1978-79 . . . Kathy Booker escorted by Lucius Pitts and representing the Girl ' s Basketball team receives a bouquet of roses by the Chancellor and is crowned. Immediately after the game the SGA has a big bash in celebration of the USCS Homecoming and the victory game that night!
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Real southern fried chicken?! Two great bands?! Free Beer?! Sure enough, the SGA Fall Concert was a little of something and a lot of everything! Chicken from Famous Recipe was trucked in by the hundreds and Beacon tea complimented the meal. During the early lunch, nippy weather and overcast skies forc- ed the first band Shatteract in- doors . . . but as the weather warmed (as well as many bodies) the events moved to the grass and Jericho started their act . . . with the free beer flowing! There was a tug-o-war on the field, nut- ty games on the sidewalk and chug-a-lugging contests at the front tables . . . faculty as well as students sprawled on the lawn enjoying the blue grass music and even some loose individuals try- ing their hand at dancing (or were they swaying?) Yep, there was plenty of fun for everyone . . . plenty-o-brew and ohhh ya . . . plenty of good ol ' fried chickuni 19
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