University of Louisville - Thoroughbred Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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HOUSE DECORATION S KABOVED : Delta Upsilon won first place in the fraternity Frith the theme of Along These Rails They'll Surely ai . KRIGHTQ : The winner in the sorority division was Delta Zeta, whose theme was Kent's In-Fer-No Victory. fLOWER LEFTJ: Phi Kappa Tau finished second in the fraternity division with Just A Flash in The Pan. C LOWER RIGHTJ: The second place trophy went to Kappa Delta with Swallow That Mast, Kent's Glory's Past. HOMECOMIN G The big event each fall, Homecoming, was cele- brated even more than ever this past fall at the University of Louisville. Fraternities and sororities worked both day and night during Homecoming Week to achieve the honor of the best house for their organization. A large bonfire was held Friday night immediately following the judging. Winners were announced at the Homecoming Dance the following night. The big game Saturday resulted in an overwhelming Cardinal victory over Kent State. Sunday was truly a day of rest for weary Uni- versity of Louisville students. r .

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HARVEST MOON FESTIVAL Each Fall the Music School Student Council and the University Student Sen- ate combine to sponsor the Harvest Moon Festival. The Festival has been held each year at Gardencourt where couples par- ticipated in all types of dancing from waltzing to square dancing. Coffee and doughnuts were served during the inter- mission. At the end of the evening a giant bonfire was held with students gathering around for singing. i Conversation and dancing are only two of many facits of the Harvest Moon Festival which made it a delightful evening. Students gather around the fountain during an intermission at the Harvest Moon Festival held at Gardencourt. Cokes and pretzels were served to fill empty stomachs. Since Harvest Moon is held each year about Halloween, a pumpkin head made an appropriate decoration. H915 fi, ,

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HOURS TOWARD HOMECOMIN G TROPHY It seemed as if the house decorations would never be completed on time. The many hours finally began to pay off as the various themes took shape on the fraternity and sorority houses' front lawns. By 8:00 on Friday night the decorations were finally fin- ished, and everyone sat back and looked at his house with pride. fABOVE, : At the Pi Kappa Phi house there was a job for everyone. CLEFTD: It took a lot of paper napkins and everyone's help to com- plete these decorations. fBELOW LEFT, : The Lambda Chi Alphas worked for many hours to complete their theme. KBELOWJ : Sigma Kappas put the final touches on one of the dwarfs for their Homecoming house decorations. 1 1