University of Louisville - Thoroughbred Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Miss Homecoming, Lucy Berning, Sigma Kappa. URROUNDED BY THE PAGEANTRY and excitement of one of U. of L.’s most colorful celebra- tions, Homecoming presented itself to thousands of cheering fans. Lovely Lucy Berning radiated beauty and vitality while reigning as the football players’ choice of Homecoming Queen.

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In among the coats. Top—Four coffees! Two with and two without. Lower Right—After classes are over. CTIVITIES IN AND AROUND the Student Union Building were in a continual whirl beginning at eight o’clock in the morning and continuing throughout the day. Whether it was a cup of coffee, a hurried lunch, or a chance to discuss politics, the SUB was the place to go. Students will always remember the SUB as the center of campus activities.

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PEN: a a me Lite ae it 7 ET I EEE ‘4 Bais s wi iE A BEE -LINE Top—Homecoming bonfire. School spirit was blazing. Top—Pi Beta Phi's “Let’s Beat the Dukes” won first aise e . ; y Lo ) »? , Ky } Left—Between halves the visiting “homecoming queen” honors among the women’s organizations. congratulated the Wandering Greeks, the winners of ; Center—Kappa Delta’s bees placed second. the Greek chariot race. bP p Middle—Tau Kappa Epsilon received the house decora- Bottom—The silvered knights at the Phi Kappa Tau tions trophy with its marquee. House took second place in the men’s division. ISPLAYING A UNIQUE IMAGINATION backed by back-breaking efforts, social organizations on the campus once more strove to win the coveted cup awarded to the best decorated house. Members stayed up all night, building the props and painting the decorations and often themselves, too. But Homecoming’s enthusiastic spirit compensated for the hours of labor involved in preparation for this important occasion.