University of Wisconsin Whitewater - Minneiska Yearbook (Whitewater, WI)

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i 7y0mecaminf 2jamaze .... The day arrived and in spite of the usual rain the parade was held . . . iiThis is no bull was proven by the Chi Delts with their humorous float in . . . iiStevens Point Here We Comeii, warned the W.A.A. girls tD . . . The Hacket House proved that Stevens Point was washed up before the game even started with their washing 0n the roof L70. . . . Always on the job at football games and especially at homecoming is Doc Evans and his all famous movie cam! era OD . . .

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Abmecamz'nf Kay . . . phers to catch a picture of Hoefs taking roll call tm . . . Jitterbugs take over the floor at most mixers put on regularly by Classes, faculty, and organizations m. . . . The largest event of the school year occurred in early fall . . . Homecoming . . . On October 14 an organized pep meeting was held showing that school spirit was in no way lacking . . . the unruly mob lead by the Pep Band and Bill Dubats were successful in breaking up classes, but teachers Joined in the spirit too GU after taking over complete control of the school . . . same mob proceeded to hike around the campus my . . . Houses to be decorated and floats to be trlmmed caused the loyal members to disband and go to work . . . Lucille Janz proceeds to finish the thermometer for W.S.T.C. tlm . . i The regular pep meeting held in the evening puts the cheerr leaders on the spot Qt . . . after cheering, listening to the famous football heroes, and singing school songs, the entire crowd departed t0 the north end of Hamilton Gym . . . the bonhre which was built by the freshmen in the afternoon GM and fire works 018W this yeaa were displayed . . . Spirit aroused t0 the extent that this same crowd journeyed to the business section of the city to attend the annual iifreeii show tSi . . . Late in the evening jam sessions were held to entertain the alumni and friends my

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a good movie is the result . . . Something new and different this year, was the group of W.S.T.C. coeds led by the cheerleaders til . . . Marchr down the field displaying the purple and white Colors added spirit to the game, . . . In spite of rain and wet weather, the band continued to march through the main street t6l . . . Between touchdowns they man'tqed to see the game from behind the fence tSl . . . Climax of the day was the Homecoming Dance in Hamilton Gym my... Large crowds attending basketball games are kept in suspense all through the game t9l . . . Cheerleaders, Bill Fulton and Joe Stajnert, lead cheers on every occasion through! out the year UOl . . . Jimmie Ford and Melvin Frank cover all football games and obtain material for the Royal Purple OD . . . A mad rush for the outdoors and another place of interest is seen 0 D . . . Mixers held regularly throughout the year help entertain the students and chase away any signs of that homesick feeling . . . the all popular jitterbugs gain much attention OD. f0 KajfeMalZ WZerU . . .