Angelo State University - Rambouillet Yearbook (San Angelo, TX)

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ikefest benefits Boys Club 'x X' P' 7' Texas Gold and Head East enter- tained a crowd of about 3000 during Pikefest VI held Sept. 21-22. The Pikes donated part of their profits to Crime Stoppers and the San Angelo Boys Club, said Keith Fulton, Pikefest active brother direc- tor. ASU organizations put up booths as money making projects. The clubs making the most money were Lamb- da Chi Alpha burritos and Sigma Phi Epsilon fajitas. - Sami Harman t N Q i X! ix V S . , .- if , -n 1f ::f'f3,. 'N 2 . - Ni' . ,g s 1 X S' l S Ae.- ' w 3: ' 3' Wg- 4 ,eww

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-f-f -we-qi1.gyfmr- w4,, Ur- -:-'-- v ,, Hi .gf A I fi .ff gt gi' A 'N . X. -X .4 TW- I 4,454 KY 'txt Q I' N ff Q, ,gf , Z. 91 A3124 ,saga During the Homecoming Game. duchesses Torrie Stauher, Becky Benge, Emily King, Robin famphell, and Becky Sanders sat on the front row at the 50-yard line awaiting halt'- time and the crowning ofthe queen. During half-time, each duchess was presented a bouquet from ASU Mascot Roscoe who wore a tuxedo for the occasion. Becky Benge, a sophomore ele- mentary education major from Eagle Lake, was crowned queen with none ofthe usual dramatics. - Carrie York and Sami Harman homecoming 13

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if Shely Jackson, Jill Morris and Becky Wil- liams take time to examine one of the booths. lDavid Lozano Photol Emily King, a senior journalism major from Roscoe, was chosen Miss Pikefest VI based on audience applause. lDavid Lozano Photol The Pike's fire engine provided a resting spot for these Pikefest partiers. fDavid Lozano Photol David Ramirez, Robert Rivera, Elsa Mar- tinez, David Nava, and John Alcala pause to be photographed. iArt Hanson Photo!ASU News 8a Inforrnationl ,P pikefest 15