University of Tulsa - Kendallabrum (Tulsa, OK)

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Paul Anderson and lim Lewis use the alpine horn to warn Sandra Rudd and ATO Alphie of the coming Scandinavian-slanted Homecoming. Homecoming 1962 came under the theme of Oktoberfest The W eks events saw tumes the sororities fraternities and Union decorated Thursday and Friday dances held in the Union Friday night saw the Snake Dance and bonfire in en thusiastic preparation for Saturdays big game The victory completed TU s fabu lous Qktoberlest , e '. 4 various students outfitted in Bavarian cos- , . . , . . 5 , A . . . , . . l , 1 Seen through a log ol smoke rings and smoke, Paul Naylor adds his own entertainment to the snack bar activities during Homecoming Week.

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The Chi Omegas perform a scene from The Wizard of Oz, which won the Chesterlield trophy for best presented act. l VARSITY NIGHT The Fabulous Flieksf, the l963 production of Varsity Nite, was skillfully presented by a large cast of stu- dents. The show was made up of eleven Greek acts and ten individual acts. Each act followed the theme of the title of a Broadway show, movie or television show. After the final performance, a panel of judges gave awards to the best acts. 1 1' Varsity Nite winners gather at the end of the last night's performance to be awarded their trophies-the symbol that their hard work was not done in vain. 'fm --'1 4N- 'wv1v'z'-'ww J 1'1rf'f:f 'wt' e w'v'f1-'r-fvfwff-rfzfvs-'rf'-ern 1 if 1' 'Y Members of Pi Kappa Alpha fra- ternity developed their prizea winning act from the popular Walt Disney TV show. 'Zorrofi FZ V

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