Monday, October 1, 1993 = oe ~ The Signpost Page 9 ,OMING yw on Earth ity chosen to reign week of activities week more than 600 votes were cast to select this year’s HomecomRoyalty. “Wewere really excited about the high voter turn out this event,” said Nancy Barrow, ASWSU excutive vice president. The selection starts in the summer by sending nomination forms to all students involved in volunteer organizations. minations it was narrowed down to seven women and six men hen interviewed. <s or popularity contest,”Barrow said.”Students areinterviewed —_— eir campus and community involvement and how they feel about | ‘view process, there were six finalists — three men and three ictures were presented to the students in a homecoming informa- : Shepherd Union Building. | ody voted Monday through Wednesday of last week. The winners uring the week. This year, Tim Goins and Kathy Dirks were — _ SU student body to reign over the week of festivities. they don’t even know who won. That's part of what makes it SO 7 — eo SIGNPOST PHOTO A team plays more than volleyball in the mud volleyball tournament. The comes. one of the events scheduled for Homecoming Week. “Barrow Said. | Getting down and dirty. . Mud volleyball tourna- ~~ ment open to all WSU By Chantal S. Reece Signpost staff writer SU students will literally be getting down to earth during the mud volleyball tournaments this week as a part of the WSU Homecoming celebration. The mud volleyball competition, continuing a fouryear tradition as part of eee Week, will run Tiesday through Friday. This year’s competition has been moved because of construction and will take place near the bell tower where the checkerboard walkway is being renovated to serve as a volleyball court. — “We're going to put the soil on top of the dirt that is there already. Then there are going to be sandbags put all around the area,” said Chris : Poulsen, co-chairman of the mud volleyball committee. _ The mud will be made from filtered top aus supplied by Johnson Excavating. Registration deadline for the event is today. It is open to all WSU students. SIGNPOST PHOTO irade will be Saturday at 10 a.m. on Washington Bivd. — ‘ -