Vincennes University - Le Revoir Yearbook (Vincennes, IN)

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DADS WEEKEND FEATURED A VARIETY OF TALENT The Fall Variety Show was talent, fun, laughter, music and nonsense all mixed together. Sororities, fraternities, and residence halls put on stunning patriotic or just fun acts, trying to win the judges recog- nition and first place. Soloists, and clubs added to the entertainment with per- formances which won the admiration of the crowd. The Senior’s “Daddy Told Me.”’ ended the show on a note of hilar- ity rarely seen in college entertainment. Sigma Pi’s moon skit takes first place. Charlie Alvy, senior, retells the famous story of West Hall won the best singing ability by creat- VU’'s James Shipley adds a flair of folk music the ‘‘Moose Goosers.’ ing their version of patriotism. to the program. iz

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The “Town Criers’’ bridge the generation gap, giving dads a sample of pop music. Grady Nutt entertains dads and students dur- ing Dad’s Weekend. VU DADS RECEIVE A BLAZING WELCOME ey GE AW, Master of Ceremonies, Gary Hill, steps into settle an argument during Dad’s Weekend Variety Show. 11

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VARIETY SHOW HIGHLIGHTS DADS WEEKEND Ce Mary DeLaughter and Nancy Cantrell sang a folk duet at the Variety Show. Alpha Theta Chi Sorority captures second place with their display of patriotism. The grand finale featured the entire cast singing, ‘‘That’s Entertainment.”’ iS