University of Wyoming - WYO Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

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Wyoming school spirit had many faces during football season from the enmassing of high school band members on the War Memorial Stadium field to the massacring of football play- ers at the same place. Phi Epsilon Phi men added color to the student section, and sometimes to their leader ' s face, as they used their cards to provide the opposite side a view of the symbols of Cowboy enthusiasm. For the students ' own enjoyment, the Wyoming pepsters and yell kings ripped ' em up and teared ' em up as the team racked up four home game wins. Although apa- thy has been considered the number one crime on this campus, those in the know saw student spirit come through the gates and continue dur- ing the game. And, of course, the Monday coaches immediately began before the next band practice was held. - MK t ' » ' iA Lynne Hamilton smiles with pride as she leads the Wyoming Cowboys on to victory. Wyoming High School students invade the University of Wyoming for band day. 22

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Behind the closed doors of the seven university sororities lies a world of fan- tasy known only to rushees and actives. Each house spends many hours planning rush parties for the entertainment of rushees and prospective sorority sisters. A rushee can expect to be a guest in a Japanese tea house, a roaring twenties lounge, a ski chalet or a Greek museum. She can be treated to the laughter of Lil ' Abner and Daisy Mae or the mys- tery of a middle-eastern dance. Our rab- bit friend pictured on this page comes directly from Alice ' s exciting adventures in Wonderland. From the pictures shown on these two pages, it can be clearly seen that surprises and happiness are in store for any sorority rushee.

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The oifensive line prepares for battle. Go Wyo was heard coast to coast as pepsters and yell kings made the ten game slate.