University of Idaho - Gem of the Mountains Yearbook (Moscow, ID)

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der, 1949 Homeco ming Q Queen Bea Red-haired Miss Bea l-lelancler, pretty Gamma Phi from Lewis- ton, reigned over Idaho's l9-49 Homecoming. Governor C. A. Robins officially crowned Miss l-lelander at the halt-time ot the ldaho-WSC game. She was chosen from the gueen canoli- dates by the men's living groups after the l'Kick-oft dance. 794-'9 ,Mage- Go rnor Rob ns t h s the pass g parade Miss Ket presides over the Ad Building coffee pot

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Lonardo lounges Courses, conflicts and confusion Please print plainly Caught in the Corral CHANGE CASHIER Egad! Eternal eight o'c1ocks i.pt io,d ffkmbff 19

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ra 1 10h. Pajlarna-clad Coeds serpentine through men s lxvlng g p t H g t d t rou sin rue ornecornln HOMECOMING COMMITTEE Front Row: Ralph Crane, Clint Peterson, Marvin Jaegels, Jack Gregory Gary Nefzger . . . Back Row: Al Rutherford, Morga 'I' ' ' F1 h' B bM lt ovey Cchaxrrnant, Francis erc lnger, o ou on Vernon Bahr, Donna Jean Broyles, Ann Kettenbach, Sally Norris. amwmfkzg 6411 X7 i fm' We it-4 Q, k,paf-531.151 Twenty-tive thousand a1umni and students jammed Nea1e Stadium to watch the 1daho-WSC game Gctober 15. 1daho 1ost again! The score was 36-13. Queen Bea He1ander presided over the windy 1949 ce1e1oration. Friday night pajama-c1ad coeds serpentined through men's 1iving groups to MacLean Fie1d tor the pre-game ra11y that teatured fireworks ga1ore. The Townmen's Trio p1ayed tor the '1Kickott dance in the atternoon. Saturday mornings parade and house dec- orations were un1imited by expense or theme restrictions. Some ot the most outstanding and origina1 entries in the history ot 1daho tradition were presented. Phi Gamma De1ta captured the a11-overparticipation trophy for the second con- secutive year. Beta Theta Pi p1aced second. F1oat winners were Sigma Nu and De1ta De1ta De1ta, tirst tor men and womeng Beta Theta Pi and Pi Beta Phi, second. House decoration top honors went to Tau Kappa Epsi1on and Kappa Kappa Gamma. Wi11is Sweet and De1ta Gamma came in second. The Homecoming Dance c1imaxed the week- end. Music by Wyatt Howard and his orchestra delighted the capacity crowd. Genera1 chairman Morgan Tovey, whose hard-working committee p1anned the weekend ot ga1a entertainment, pre- sented intermission awards. Footba11 Captain Cari Kii1sgaard received a p1ague from the ASU1 and A1urnni Association tor his service and participation in varsity sports.