University of Wyoming - WYO Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

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' jfM. t % 7 ' mmmMif ' : ' ?•■» little international Bucking barrels catapulted riders, both men and women, into waiting sawdust pits in the opening event of Little International. Heavy sacks of sawdust were then used to unseat the opponent from his posi- tion on the log. A squeaHng pig and screaming girls introduced the next event as the females, equipped with sacks, chased the greased animal. Rotten eggs then filled the air as the contestants prayed. Even the enthusiastic audience caught a misguided egg! Wipe that grin off, the ground ' s not soft! states Karyl Kohrs as Nancy Bennett tumbles off the log. C ' mon, pick on somebody your own size! 28

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Next year the blanket will be yours, Little Joe. Amid squeals of glee and tears of joy, Homecom- ing Queen Eileen Feighneij was announced at the Iron Skull Sing. Students rushed home to put the final touches on their floats, and the next morning Broadway Hit Wyoming with unusual variety and color as the dramas glided past the viewers. It was the final curtain call for Cowboy Joe, The tired old Shetland pony made his last trips around the field and relinquished his role to a sprightly young colt. Teary-eyed coeds stopped to sing after the game: ' We love you Cowboy Joe, Oh yes. . . A song carries the Cowboys along on the winning Sigma Chi float. t ' . -- • ' v L Happy Chi Omegas parade their Carousel which won first place in the sorority competition. broadway hits NA yoming 27

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hinm- ■ j Praying or catching, Helen? 1 . ' 29