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PCToday Photo Gallery - Homecoming
2006
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Gallery Archives]
Pennsylvania College of Technology marked
Homecoming 2006 with a variety of activities on campus, including men's and
women's basketball games, an all-star hoops contest between staff/faculty and
students, a semi-formal dance and the traditional crowning of the king and
queen.
— Photos by Philip C. Warner,
student writer/photographer
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Homecoming 2006
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Homecoming Contest
Raises More Than $2,000
To Benefit 'Relay for Life'
Angela D. Rymer and Kirk M. Allen, representing the Student
Government Association, were crowned Homecoming queen and king during
Saturday's "Rhythm of the Night" dance sponsored by the Residence
Hall Association in Penn's Inn.
The
pair raised nearly $570 to lead the competition among students and
their chosen charities, meaning the entire amount raised
– nearly $2,014 – will go to the
winners' designated beneficiary: the American Cancer Society's "Relay
for Life."
Rounding out the top five couples:
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Catherine V. McCall and James E.
Rottmund, College West RAs, $424
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Tacy L. De Green and Guston J.
Bird, Campus View RAs, $167
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Sara D. Rust and Bradley R. Moyer,
SWORD, $146
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Jamie L. Lear and Carl F. Gravely,
Phi Theta Kappa, $133.
Other
Winners
The Physician Assistant Club won the
Banner Contest (and a pizza party for its members); there was a
five-way tie in the Blindfolded Foul-Shot Contest among the Wildcat
Events Board, Residence Hall Association, Construction Management
Association, Students in Free Enterprise and Phi Beta Lambda; and CMA
won the Beer Goggle Relay Race.
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Feb. 2-4
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Staff/Faculty Team Tops Students in Upset Victory
 
Congratulations to the staff/faculty team
for its Homecoming victory over its student competition: Dale E.
Jaenke, Chester E. Rogers, Christopher J. Leigh, Edward A. Henninger,
Bryan J. Waltz, Gallahad E. Mallery, Shawn P. McGehean, Eric D. Ranck,
Daniel R. Little and Mark Cosby. The staff/faculty team was coached by
Mike Stanzione. |
The
staff/faculty team defeated the student team 84-71 in a "major upset"
Friday night, breaking a five-year student win streak and marking only
the second time in seven years that students have been defeated.
The
staff/faculty team led at halftime 37-33 and outscored the students in
the second half by nine points. "Most Valuable Player" Edward A.
Henninger (staff/faculty) led all scorers with 29 points. Teammates
Christopher J. Leigh and Gallahad E. Mallery added 17 and 16 points,
respectively.
"Gallahad set the tone for the game, playing with a lot of intensity,"
reported Lisa J. Worth, athletic assistant. "I do not think the
student team was prepared for the staff team to play so well on
offense and defense." (A rematch already has been requested by
the student coach.)
The
student team had four players in double figures. James W. Smith, (17);
Richard A, Ferrer and Michael P. Podobinski (14 each) and Matthew O.
Pettengill (13). |
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