Butler University - Carillon / Drift Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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MANY EVENTS FILL STUDENTS ' Susie Abbott and Claudia Carr were targets for the Spurs ring foss at the Student Council Activities Fair. Trophies were presented by Dick Cofiron, Cheer DnVe Chairman, at the Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony to Tom Maxwell, representing Sigma Nu, the men ' s division winners, and Susie Abbott, repre- senting. Kappa Alpha Theta, the women ' s division winners. Butler students had a good time at the Annual Valentine Dance which was sponsored by the Student Union Board. The Annual Pumpkin Prance is put on every year by the Women ' s Recreation Association.

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p A SCHOOL YEAR HIGHLIGHT ill Winning house decorations were displayed this year by members of Pi Beta Phi. Their timely election theme won first place in the women ' s division. « t:;- Anxious to get the freshman beanie at the top of the greased pole were several freshman boys. They were successful in their efforts so they did not have to wear their little green beanies after homecoming. Delta Delta Delta pledges sang merrily as they rode through downtown Indianapolis in the homecoming parade. i ' ' %ifi After many hours of work, the Phi Delts were rewarded by winning float competition. mm t y ' Jl V • ■:- ' nS I) ' ' ff 21

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EXTRA TIME -V % Members of Kappa Kappa Gamma won sorority com- petition of Geneva Stunts with tlieir act Trouble In The Big Top. The Sigma Chi ' s act Backwoods Baliy-hoo won fraternity competition in Geneva Stunts. Women ' s Residence Hall members won first place in the Women ' s division of Spring Sing. In the first row are Marcia Duchess, Joanie Liehe, Marlene Everson, Susan Keim, Carolyn Ice Tyndall, Bev Harder, and Rita Kay Moody. In the second row are Elaine Bever, Betty Murray, Pat Wilson, Judy Bailey, Roe Ann Carver, O go Raekis, Ruth Ann Feltner, and Marcia Byrd. Jeanie Hays was Song Leader.