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Homecoming 1968: Beauties and Swingers
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be assembled at Wagner Field by 5 p.m. Friday
in order to qualify for a trophy. Judging will begin
at 5:30 p.m.. just before ihe motorcade.
In addition to the motorcade display award,
a participation trophy will be awarded to the
group with the most number of cars participating'
in event. Only five cars will be permitted to
directly follow the display and the remaining cars
will be relegated to the rear of the motorcade in
alphabetical order by groups.
The motorcade will end at Rec Hall at 7:30
p.m. for a pep rally and awards. At this time the
Homecoming Queen will be crowned, individual
trophies will be awarded for the window painting,
lawn display, banner, and motorcade contests, as
well as the overall participation trophy.
Following the pop rally will be a Homecoming
jammy at 9 p.m. in Rec Hall, featuring the Parlia
ments who sang “I Wanna Testify,” the Esquires
of “Get On Up’’ fame, and the Darker Side, in
continuous music. Tickets went on sale yesterday
on the ground floor of the HUB and will be sold
all week for one dollar.
At 11 a.m. Saturday an Antique Car Show
will be held at the HUB, followed" by a tailgate
picnic featuring the Little German Band on the
field west of Beaver Stadium. Half-time will bring
the Alumni Blue Band and the presentation of the
Alumni All-Americans and the Homecoming Queen
and Court.
Following the game, at 7:30 p.m., there will
be Las Vegas Casino Night in the HUB gameroom,
This ’n That in the HUB cardroom, and Nickelodeon
Nite in the HUB Assembly Hall.
At 8 p.m. Duke Ellington will appear in Rec
Hall. Tickets went on sale yesterday at the HUB
and will be sold all week.
Following the concert, at 10 p.m. a reception
will be held in the HUB Ballroom, with a semi
formal dance featuring Bruce Peterson and his
Orchestra.
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Queen Finalists Announced |
Five Homecoming Queen finalists,
selected by members of the football team,
were announced last night. They are:
Carol Feldmann (7th-political science-
Wilmington,‘Dei.). Ann Hopkins (7th-general
arts & sciences-Devon. Pa.), Ann Kimball
(sth-architecture-Ebensburg) - Nancy Sloan.
'(7th-family studies-Oakmonc) and Carol Ste
(sth-architecture-Ebensburg), .Nancy Sloan
phens (7th-speech-Belle Vernon).
The finalists were chosen from ten semi
finalists; the queen will be selected by the
student body. Voting for the Homecoming
queen will begin tomorrow on the ground
floor of the Hetzcl Union Building. Voting
will continue until Friday.
The five finalists will travel with the
judges for the banner competition to the
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various living areas this afternoon. Judging
for the' banner contest will begin at 4:45
p.m. The finalists will appear in West Halls
first, followed by North, East, Pollock and
South Halls.
The winner of the contest here will go on f
to compete in Pittsburgh with other Eastern
university queens with the possibility of re
presenting the University, in the National '?
Collegiate Athletic Association queen con- *
test.
The queen will receive one dozen long
stemmed roses and an engraved trophy. The
four runners-up will each receive engraved
charms and flowers.
The queen wili-be crowned Friday
the awards presentation and pep rally at
Rec Hall.
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