University of Louisville - Thoroughbred Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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i , Hard labor like this is what caused Delta Upsilon to take first place. The Theta Taus had to first build a starg they had the situation well in hand. X 734 f'f'1 l QABOVED: Building a frame is al- ways a necessary evil for a success- ful house decorationg the Phi Taus seem to be doing a good job at it. KLEFTJ: Delta Zetas hard work paid off. They won first place in Homecoming Decorations.

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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

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Work on Homecoming displays is a day and night procedure. Organizations usually do not stop work on the Thursday preceeding the Friday night deadline. HOMECOMING President Philip Davidson looks on after presentation of the Homecoming Queen trophy to Mona Kay Sturgeon. Miss Sturgeon, a Music School student, was elected from the Court by the 1959 football squad. CONTINUES Girls at the Pi Beta Phi sorority house pause during an afternoon work session. Y .W 'WN-..,,nM up 'NN'--...,x of ,LALR V7 ml . H. if ' A in . Y 5