Arkansas State University - Indian Yearbook (Jonesboro, AR)

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Showers Slow Pushcari Derby' Rodeo . r P. if' L V ' 1 'stzsw ..o,,, -- :g,w 1 I , wWJ,,,.e in rv' Q - -,v C E , Wi, eig' . .y-iff ,.' bd I ,fQ' . in-.ij ,M , f. 1- 4 , ' .W 3 ,nf-,qxfh . -f ' ' 1 ' ' ' - ,- rx .- .B A 4 I .. 1, ., , Q Y ad I A fy, ,M L .4 1 .- ' I . xo , . aa 22 Torrents of rain slowed the track but failed to dampen the spirits of the A 'State Greeks as they proceeded in fine style with the running of the annual Lambda Chi Alpha Little 500 pushcart derby. Hundreds of well-wishing onlookers flocked to the scene of the color' ful event to shout words of encouragment and approval to cart-pushing friends and to urge their particular favorites on to victory. As the waving of the checkered flag announced the end of the gala spectacle, the on- lookers shifted their attention to another exciting event sharing the spotlight for the day. The Agri Day Rodeo, held in conjunction with the derby, gave the Agri boys a chance to show off their skill and daring - as bulls, broncos, flying mud, and bruised, but happy boys be- came the order of the day. The exciting and unique en- tertainment provided by the different events, kept the audience in a tight grip of interested suspense and produced thrills and chills throughout the course of the afternoon. Wlith the conclusion of the rodeo, the curtain was dropped upon a day of enthusiastic par- ticipation for all concerned. at-N ft F t as 'L T, P - 'tue 'W' FH.. .K SM.: v. N: ...la-:Q.,ifi .A-L 3 4 -W, J.,.i.',! A, t . x 9' , Stubborn bulls added to the problems of these wranglers but finally were roralled as the rodeo proceeded. Sigma Phi Epsilorfs pushcart entry streaks down the wet track toward the finish line.

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L., , 1 1 ,N Beanie sales boomed as freshmen were fitted in the traditional symbols of freshmanhood. Crienfafion Week Indoc'rrma'res Freshmen Bill Anthony and Tina Santa directed acttvlttes it the mnual Chwmher of Commerce Freshman Qtrect dance X1 nr I

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