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The Chairmen of the 1959 Homecoming Weekend Row l-Steven Elbert, Parade,- Elsie Ptak, Secretary,- Thomas Hamilton, General Chairman; Mary Jo Helfert, Dance; James Vande Sand, Treasurer. Row 2-Riia Nolmer, Programs, James Silk, Bonfire, Diana Olson, Dance,- Joseph Herro, Publicity,- Patricia Cosiigan, Skits,- Robert Bosman, Dance. 3:, :3 , ., 4mm WWW.W WA The Klumb Girl, Delores Timm King Chuck and Queen Carol The crowd at The 1959 homecoming dance was the largest ever attending such a dance.
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Row leMellanie Waite, Diana Olson, Karen Knaak, Rita Noltner, Jeanne Brunette. Hamilton, Mr. Klumb, James Vande Sand, Elsie Ptak, Barbara Bardeen. Row 2-Kathleen Theisen, Mary Liz Trewyn, Steven Elbert, Thomas Row 3-Jane Bulkow, Mary Jo Hellert, Sam Ritacca, Douglas Timmerman, Horace Wooster, Robert Schweers, Donald Bullamore, Joseph Herro, Conny Florence, Marlene Egstad. HOMECOMING 1959 Homecoming, 1959, was a dismal affair. On Friday night the skits were as lively as usual, but a cold rain which had made preparations diffi- cult throughout the week continued to fall. The bonfire was washed out, and everyone went to bed with misgivings about Saturday's activities. On Saturday morning small groups gathered at the sorority and fraternity houses, waiting to hear if they should go ahead with their house decorations and floats. Shortly word was receiv- ed that there would be no parade, no house iudging, and no football game. While many alums gathered at the Union for 10 the annual alumni banquet many others gather- ed at their fraternity and sorority houses for their luncheons. For once everyone could just sit around and talk without worrying about getting to the game on time. The dance was held in the Union Commons. The largest crowd ever in attendance at the Homecoming dance witnessed the crowning of Queen Carol l'Bugsy Harada and King Charles Chuck Coulthardt. Everyone who was in Whitewater for Home- coming 1959 will remember it always, and those coming up in future years will be remind- ed of the Homecoming that was rained out.
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A Coach and his Mighty Team Our Championship Football Team. . . . 1959 The President salutes a victorious football Team.
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