University of Wisconsin Superior - Gitche Gumee Yearbook (Superior, WI)

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 Of r? ■ . 1 —.- -■ . ' -f vt't ••v •» 'V ' “.. (V - ► 4 i fU • « Homecoming royally candidate were (Row I) Mary Jo LcBlanc, Lambda Sigma Lambda; and .Sandra Jolmion. Della Sigma; (2nd row) Mary Ann Cal-los, Alpha Kappa; Ralph Nelson, FEX: (3rd row) Michael Mahaffey. Phi Sigma Epsilon; Robert Dahl, Sigma Tan Gamma; Donald Marcouillcr. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Homecoming 1964J A Caribbean selling $ci the slagt for the Alpha Kappa sorority’s skit I he Lambda Sigma Lambda sorority presented a musical skit with a Roaring 20' overtone. At 7:00 Monday morning, Oct. 5, 1964 the halls of Old Main took on a new look as posters went up to start Homecoming Week. Skit night followed soon after, on Tuesday, as sororities and fraternities gave their versions of that “Wonderful Year.” The remaining days were spent campaigning, and on Friday a king and queen were crowned for 1964: Mary Jo LcBlanc of the Lambda Sigma Lambda and Don Marcouillcr of the TKE’s. A pep rally and a huge bonfire were held that evening as well as a pre-Home-coming dance.

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The TKE fraternity presented its version of the Beatles Displays University’s Personality Saturday dawned cold, but sunny and presented no impositions for the parade held in the afternoon. The fun-filled week was topped off with a tremendous football game between Superior and Eau Claire, with Eau Claire coming out on top. The score was 14-12. Following the game a Homecoming dance was held in the beautifully decorated Sky Lounge. Two bands were present, a regular dance band and a rock and roll band, with the latter playing in the new cafeteria. This allowed students to choose their kind of music. Sandra Johnson was the Della Sigma sorority's candidate for queen. Seniors from tin- Alpha Kappa sorority were participants in the homecoming parade.