Iowa State University - Bomb Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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kl Cockroach races, egg throwing, people thrown in jail and ring throwing for coke dates were com- mon occurences at the Friday night Blast held for Campus Chest. Part of the Week ' s activities in- cluded an auction held Wednesday night with such things as Dr. Hilton ' s favorite cake, a my- stery package from Spike, a pizza party, and a car wash going up for bidding. One of the most popu- lar parts of the Blast was the Miss Legs contest where ten cents bought a ote for one of the con- testants. Food sales also contributed to the week, largest seller was taffy apples — over 1,000 sold. Special events were also held by individual resi- dences such as the Theta Xi pancake supper. The Blast proceeds, sweatshirt dance, and other money earned during the week plus individual donations were contributed to the Campus Chest. AS LONG as people have friends who want to drown them, there will be a way of collecting money for charity.

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Chorus lines, gamblers and Miss Legs bring in money for Campus Chest at Blast Miss Legs 16

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Ballet, opera and concerts featured during the year GIANNI-SCHICCI, opera performed fall quarter. A four-part chord, with wave of a hand, and the beginning of a Gersh- win tune. It could be Sor-Dor, Sinfonia, a concert by the Iowa State Singers or America Musicale. It could be one of the groups brought to Iowa State for Focus, Greek Week or even a flash-act for Varieties. Musi- cal events include a wide variety of groups and types of music for par- ticipants as well as spectators. Winter quarter brought American Musi- cale, given by the men and women ' s music honoraries and featuring only music by American composers. 18