Emporia State University - Sunflower Yearbook (Emporia, KS)

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a dragneT courT Tor Their underworld acTives in keeping wiTh currenT sales oT The many versions oT DragneT. Sig Eps held an ice cream parTy and lvlu Eps planned a l-lallowe'en parTy. no shoes makes sidewalk colcl SororiTies voTed To enTerTain The TraTerni- Ties Tor Three Wednesdays wiTh hour dances. Some embarrassmenT evolved, however, TTS . a ' ii? ' ,E I -5 ir fg- T. nm X BLOW, MAN, BLOW-THE COUNTS when due To new carpeTs, sock dances were necessary and some TorgoT Their shoes when leaving. DELTA SIGS DANCE BY THE HOUR Gladfelfefs Blue Sfem C. F. GladTelTer, associaTe proTessor oT biology, realized The urgenT need Tor a parTy place and smooTh dance Tloor and Thus emerged The Wagon Wheel, laTer known as Blue STem, l3uT l3eTTer known as GladTelTer's. The new spoT TeaTured The CounTs every oTher Friday and squares on SaTurday. homecoming plans complefecl l-lornecoming cornmiTTee, PaT Waldron and Doug Lyons, Tinished plans Tor The Big Week. PTlaum, Bruder, and Hendricks Tin- ished Curli-Q lThis is The lasTl, and The Bulle- Tin announced Peggy Pedagog. GLADFELTERS, A POPULAR SPOT FOR DATERS Q' i'Qs?'il?'d: sf-fi Se 2 1

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SMILING QUEEN SHIRLEY REIGNS WITH ATTENDANTS . . . AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION Hemingway, CIC sfancling explored Green D. Wyrick, assisfanf professor of English, explored l-lemingway, and Cmaha leff Emporia wifh a record of one win, fhree losses, one fie, and a liffle hope for fhird place. Music Hall open, Lam enferfains Music l-lall fhrew open ifs doors fo dis- play some of ifs followers' falenfs and gef acguainfecl wifh ofhers on fhe campus. SHARP, KEATING ENTERTAIN FOR 20 I Carson holds Commocle Bowl Affer a challenging game of foofball and nonsense, Phi Sigs crowned Shirley Carson gueen of fhe Commode Bowl game and pre- senfed her wifh an appropriafe favor. Sunflower picfures were falcen amid con- fusion, rain, and run-ouf pafience. Alpha Sigs clragnef for acfives Pre-Homecoming parfies were af a mini- mum, buf Alpha Sig pledges lfhe lawl held ASA ACTIVES, JODY FOR MUSIC HALL

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E-STATES OWN HOMER AND JETHRO CRAZY MAN KANE curfain up on lasf Curli-Q Afler a prelude of mood-selling music. 'rhe curlain wenl up on a well-pracliced. well-organized l953 version of Curli-Q, E- S+aJre's lradilional I6-acl variely show lhal has become a homecoming lradilion. The producrion included a variely of music, dancing, slci'rs, painling, and all were sprin- lcled wilh girls. rhapsody and birfh of fhe blues Oulslanding were Phil Keller, a Freshman, playing The Tamous Rhapsody in Blue, and ihe resounding rendilion by 73 voices of Ba+'rle l-iymn of 'rhe Republic. The slage was se'r and lhe blues are here 'ro slay, as evidenced by Par Waldron's singing and lvliss Benson and her girls inler- preling The Birlh of The Blues. 0 6 Hats off ..- r ITS BENSON AND THE BLUES WITH A CHORUS LIKE THI