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Show , . - ; '. , ' 'I i Despite A- SUNDAY HERALD s Footfall Defeat 3T-- 0 - . r s MMH- - ,,, , Parade Banquet 'ii unuiiMMI mn JIJL "L liLJ.IJULIJII.il II lUIIJLIlLILt Big , - " football shellacking by Arizona State took the lustre off Brigham Young University's anbut nual Homecoming Saturday otherwise it was a grand day with a splendid parade,' class reunions, alumni banquet and dance, and pleasant hours of renewing old ac' quaintances. far BYU graduates cs(me jfrom and wide. The morning Homecomating parade Saturday morning tracted thousands, of graduates, students and townspeople. And a fine parade it was! The Fieldhouse- - Follies held Fri- day" night as a prelude to the Saturday events, also drew a big crowd, as did the Saturday night j ... banquet and dance. have befloats Provo parade it takes that' come one .like the an Social junit SatViking by be 'sweepstakes winner. urday ' Entitled "The Earth is the chamLord's," the a pion float featured golden horn of plenty, spilling forth fruits, blonde in while an" angel-typ- e stood robes white upon a flowing 31-- 0 W"f-- II i ex ., a. 'waff X x' ' T AJ- J - - fW . px?l 4 i I -- j I ; en-ter- er ; " is tne ine iiua, jarin was the title of the yiking- Social Unit's, float .(above) which was sweepstakes winner in the Brighani) Young University Homecoming parade Saturday. The float SVVilJErJSTAlvKS i WlJMNHiK - while an angel-lik- e a star. (Herald divi-- a Injured In Truck Accident he Sea," by Val Hyric, a float with bronze canoe, green-scale-d mermaid and delicate, sea foliage. Second place went to the Gold "Eternal Brlckers for statues. white with a float Quest," ' Most .Original First place for originality went to the Sophomores for, "It Happens Everywhere." ; St u d e n t nurses held new born babies, while the father .looked over his growing families of other dren. Second place in! the same division went to Tau Sigma for a whirling dervish on ilying carpet, surrounded by a harem of beauties from every land, 'during a "Wide Journey." . First place for humor went to Arizona Club, for "Front the Y. to Wide World," a scene depicting' a tearful farewell of a coed to a young missionary, a "Dear John" letter held behind her back. Second place went to Student Nurses for "20th' Century Symptoms of a Sick World," "a a hypobig unhappy globe with j dermic in its mouth, p Other floats included an girl .with candy bar "Widened at the "Y": The Rodeo Club, its name spelled out with a lasso;" several wide, world floats with beautiful girls of different races, and "Our Wide World is a Young Man's Paradise," with . youth in evening clothes surrounded by beauties in ' silver sheaths. Many Fine Bands, A Lake Shore LAKE SHORE was father, Bud Jones Shepherd, ' in iirillTArl his canrtxredv shoulder UV Saturday morning in a mishap atop a : moving truck loaded with corn,. .:!'. Mr. Shepherd was on top of the truck loading corn, when the truck was put jinto motion. He. was thrown against the building, se wrelv rniurina the shoulder. He was" at his place of employment, the' Rigtrup Hatchery, when the ! their; . ' : ' 1 '' The parade this year was distinguished for its fine bands and marching units. Perhaps prizes should be given to these hand- some youngsters for their hip-swingi- j ng, intricate prancing original costumes and steps; musical accomplishments. One of the sharpest was the bis Pocatello band in pale blues with a mincing march and parade clos." ' scotchl in Ben Lomond of Ogden plaids was preceded by high stepping girls in brilliant kilts swing: 1 -- 1 pompoms and ing a second marching group with swishing double pompoms. Duchesne high school band proceeded down the.p$rade route d girls accompanied by with spanking ruffles, Brigham Young High band had precision marching girls in gold multi-colore- d bare-legge- j ' velvet briefskirts. Another-uni- I - ' the famous "polka dot bikini, but polka dot shortskirts. Air patrol Cadets AO" .2. J STEPPERS FANCY Olympus High School sent a crack drill team of Civil Air, Patrol cadets, who executed parade ground trick marching en route. Murray High band was brilliant In new. orange and black. Pleas ant Qrove Viking wai out in blues; Farrer high school to purple with girls bright pleated or fringed brlefskirtf.' American Fork In crimson had girls in -.Jockstep Central' High School wore scarlet. high school had devised ' a Payson and routine, Lake out Salt from was Granite County, There were other fine bands, among them provo uign, Dixon, and. of course, the' crack BYU contingent. The parade even bad one clown band. Saturday Brigham Young University officials announced winners, in it Frolics house decora tioris as follows; Sweepstakes Winner, Broadbcnt pace-ln-pla- '.r. 3 r 3 ma rr- ia Hall, for a university seal depict ing Martin Luther, Shakespeare, Einstein and BeethovenU ... Women: L Penrose Hall, first with a picture .of a whale, illustrating thjeme a "Whale of a World." Honorable mention went to Merrill, Shipp , and Maeser Halls. Men: Hinckley Hall with a figure of a ship and a rocket, illustrating different travel time in a changing world. Honorable mention went, to Stov " er Hall. Homes: Athenians, 160 East Center, "Around the World in 80 Days or 80 Minutes," with! balloon contrasted with rocket ship. Honorable mention: Val Hyric, 1015 Birch Lane. All in all it was a reat day for the students and old grads a homecoming long to be rem em On-Camp- i r 31263 w. w. lillih1- - v; 4 liJ'-liiliJil-j v?sVyty..,.y.':'y.i'S- Wafer thin cleaning unit, slides under the lowest furniture Adjusts automatically rugs and bare floors Hangs flat against the wall like a broom VyVVVVit t - open; every monday .''.rmm. NITE TIIL 9:00 P.M. us Alaska had only one library in 1850. 'r 71 1 I mum - l.- SEE IT Demonstrated OF Exquisite wedding pair with 8 radiant diamonds artfully mounted in MK gold. 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AT AN Wmmmm j PHOMPT ii 1 i SklIJtdServIc UPRIGHT spine-tinglin- ce SKILLED . KARACHI, Pakistan (UPI) M. U.S. Ambassador William Rountree contributed $10,000 in U.S. aid funds Friday to storm victims in East Pakistan. The storm hit! coastal areas Monday night, causing extensive damage to homes and other property. The death toll was unknown. There was plenty of color in Saturday's big Homecoming parade, as evidenced by this photo of the BYU Marching Band as it played an maheuveredj for the enjoyment of the crowd. Out standing bands helped to make g as the parade well as colorful. " a - UNBEATABLE AIDS STORM VICTIMS bered. of girls wore not t L From A. L. DUCKETTfS accident occurred. He was taken to the Hughes Memorial HosDital. where he spent a bad night but was much improved this morning. His wife is the former Elaine Rigtrup r over-plum- 44 . E Lake Shore Man -- . ; '.W..X.'AXiV.V.VV. sioh; went to "Wide World- Under ' growth must go in .every area to forward our free enterprise strengthen H. (Bill) William said system," candiDemocratic Henderson, date for state attorney general. He called for an ena of th "tight money policy" and declared that small businesses should be encouraged rattier than discouraged. "The right to the best in edu- cation must be within the reach of all our young people and federal aid is needed in many areas," said Mr. Henderson, urging a Democratic administration on both the national and ? state level, r Laurel Jl Brown. Democratic candidate' for secretary of state. pointed out the responsibilities of the secretary's position in contributing to good government - in his speech Saturday night, j. He urged that a positive plan to insure progress for the state replace the "present policy of false economy which has used,, tax dollars without gaining benefits for the state." P&Q blonde in white robes stood upon staff photos by Harold K. Monson). i". .First place in the beauty i 1 1 all-divisio- ns '.'-- session. "Economic ed ' star! t" Spanish Forker Elected To FFA Position t ' eye-stopp- 1 (D-Uta- h) . 1 " . ' Pull Crowds A candidates for state, , the school" sections taken by national and local offices spoke federal withdrawals." William A. (Bill) Barlocker, Saturday nighti at a Utah County Democratic rally at Provo High Democratic candidate for eover- School. uovernor nor, charged . that CaliD. had Moss R. of broken the John Clyde George Rep. fornia was scheduled to be the law and his oath of office by not discharging three state road emkeynote speaker. Dr. Stewart Grow acted as ployees, who violated the Hatch !'.' moderator- and master of cere Act. monies, Mr. Barlocker declared in his V A voice in the majority party Saturday night address that the in each house! of Congress is an violation had cost the taxpayers important key to congressional of Utah $42,000, which was withaction on problems which affect held from federal funds approUtah," Rep. David S. King priated to the state. declared in his speech. This loss, he said, was more Congressman King said the in- than the salaries paid to the fluence which he and Seni Frank Utah legislature for a complete E. Moss gavel Utah in the majority party was a "major factor" in the passage of at least five; 86th Congress bills which benefit the state and its people. "Two of these bills let Utah secure the public domain it must have': to carry out its state park KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) program jvhich promise's j to John increase the Creer, 20, of Spanish Fork, state's sharply Mr. tourist incomei" said King. Utah, was elected a regional vice Another bill enables Utah president of the Future Farmers select mineral! lands to replace of America Friday. Party r .""""'J j ' ' Democratic Candidates Voice Vievs At Spirited County-Wid- e Rally Here 2gESJS Pleases Homecomso Throng g oygar ! - ' FR SK 3-80- 6-49- 50 61 |