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igma Nu Homecoming revelers, Larry, Curly and Moe try hard during the parad e to demonstrate their ability to motivate a crowd .
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h appy Indian waves to the crowd as she makes her way down the Main Street River.
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ixteen thousand people invaded Moscow Oct. 27-29 just to catch a glimpse of a Wolf-pack leaving town with their tails between their legs. The weekend was packed with hoards of events following the theme "The University of Idah o Celebrates Idaho". Events included the traditional bonfire, living group competitions, dances and of
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course the game. City-wide events included the traditional parade, a road race, several no-host parties and artistic events. Homecomingwaskickedoff by the bonfire that took place Th ursday night. Something that has never happened before at a Homecoming bonfire happened last year. Anon-traditional. off-campus student was crowned Homecoming
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queen. of Gamma Phi Beta, and Toni R. Neslen, single Cherie Sproed of Delta mother and resident of Gamma. Family Housing, was preSkits which feature d sented with a tiara by Presi- women dressed as potatoes dent Elisabeth Zinser, ASUI and men in mini-skirts were vice-president Lynn Major another highligh t of the and 1988 Homecoming bonfire. Winners of the skit queen Debbie Clayville. contest were: Delta Delta "I j ust don't know what to Delta, first place; Gamma say." said Neslen. Phi Beta. second路place; and Neslen's attendants were: Pi Beta Phi, third place. Christine Pisani of Delta Combustibles-sculpDelta Delta. Kirsten Rosholt tures made of flammable