Arkansas State University - Indian Yearbook (Jonesboro, AR)

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Variety In Exhibits FINISHING TOUCHES— by a cardboard carpenter. SECOND PLACE — Cherokee Mens Council tracks ' em down. ' « - i ■ ■ W-t 5 - - v . • ■ i . . v . v. , . . . . . • ' jit v.V ' V i ' • . . CHUG-A-LUG — Sigma Pi feeds the Statesmen white lightning in STATES MAN BURGERS — First place stationery with lights winner, hopes of an A-State victory. Stupified opponent settles into the dust. Alpha Gamma Delta predicts an in the bag Homecoming victory. iOME M PHA r Mm it i a

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Beat Rain-Barely Mechanical division first place was copped this year by Lambda Chi Alpha. Displays began to feel the effects of an all-night light sprinkle by game time, but visitors were able to see the myriad displays in action Friday afternoon and night. A major worry every year is the weather, which can create havoc in a matter of minutes in what was once a gigantic project involving nearly every mem- ber of every participating organization on campus. Ex- hibits are judged at noon on the Friday before the game, and the three divisions — stationary, stationary with lights, and mechanical — continue to grow as more and more groups organize and become active. It ' s an amazing ex- ample of cooperation.

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CHI O FOLLIES — took a third place in lighted, stationary. mm Confusion Persists To A Degree BOBBING HEADS— Clyde gets nasty with the invaders, for a Sigma Phi Epsilon third place mechanical trophy. ALL-NIGHT SESSION — Sidewalk superintendents review the work. SMOKE BREAK— Wire and napkins begin to take shape, but somebody had to build the frame first. Somebody had to tear it all down, too.