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It was good homecoming for Campbellsville University Mary Kate Young is Homecoming Queen. Ronnie Hord awarded the Distinguished Alumnus Award. Pat Cave Webster, a 1958 and 1960 alumna, won the Distinguished Alumna Award. Residence Hall Float wins First Place. CU wins homecoming football game. Click on headline for complete story with photo(s) By Samantha Stevenson CAMPBELLSVILLE, KY - It was a good Homecoming for Campbellsville University as alumni returned (including special reunions for the classes of 1953 and 1963), the CU Fighting Tigers won the football game 23 to 6, Ronnie Hord and Pat Cave Webster were honored as Distinguished Alumnus and Alumna, the parade brought many people to downtown Campbellsville and on campus and Mary Kate Young was crowned Homecoming queen. Homecoming weekend, "there's NO place like homecoming," kicked off with a reception for the 1953 class on October 3, 2013, a special convocation for the class of 1963 on October 4, 2013 and all kinds of activities on October 5. Ronnie Hord wins Distinguised Alumna award Ronnie Hord, a 1967 alumnus, was awarded the Distinguished Alumnus Award, and Pat Cave Webster, a 1958 and 1960 alumna, won the Distinguished Alumna Award. Both are from Campbellsville. Dr. Michael V. Carter, president; Benji Kelly, vice president for development, and Paula Smith, director of alumni relations, presented the awards at a Homecoming reception. Carter said, "Homecoming 2013 has been a great time for Campbellsville University as we welcomed back alumni and friends from across the nation. "The current students benefit tremendously from interacting and visiting with alumni, and I always hear the common theme of how CU has helped thousands to find their calling. We are grateful to our faithful alumni and friends who support CU in so many ways." Smith said, "This was one of the best Homecomings ever! The theme "there's NO place like homecoming!" brought alumni and friends together. What a great day in the life of CU!" The theme played on the 75th anniversary of "The Wizard of Oz." Mary Kate Young crowned homecoming queen Mary Kate Young of Paris, KY, representing Stapp Hall, was crowned queen. Second runner-up was Audrey Wunderlich of Frankfort, KY, representing Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA), and third runner-up was Erin Clarkson of Leesburg, Ohio, representing Kentucky Association of Nursing Students (KANS). The freshman attendant was Brittany Salmon of Campbellsville. CU Tigers defeat Kentucky Christian University Coach Perry Thomas' Fighting Tigers defeated Kentucky Christian University's Knights 23-6. The Residence Life float placed first in the competition with the Kentucky Association of Nursing Students (KANS) receiving second and Social Workers in Touch Can Help (SWITCH) placing third. John Blakemore wins Best of Show with 1944 Ford pickup In the car show, that had 124 cars, trucks and motorcycles, John Blakemore of Lebanon, KY., won Best of Show with a 1944 Ford pickup; Best Alumni Vehicle was won by Marvin Wells of Danville, KY, a 1973 alumnus, with a 1966 Pontiac GTO, and Participants' Choice was won by Ronald Rodgers of Liberty with a 1966 Chevelle SS. Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Winters, president and first lady of CU from 1988 to 1999, attended the Student Government Association breakfast reunion, and Winters performed the coin toss to start the football game. - Samantha Stevenson This story was posted on 2013-10-06 03:16:49
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