Arkansas State University - Indian Yearbook (Jonesboro, AR)

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Kappa Delta ' s Sharon Lott, left, tries her hand in the pie throwing division. Alpha Omicron Pi ' s Kitty Sue Green had the dubious task of cigar smoking. Below, Phi Mil ' s Debbie Threet sheepishly accepts the victory trophy for her sororitv. Phi Mu Wins Pike Olympics In the day when ASU ' s sororities get their annual mud bath, and we don ' t mean a beauty treatment, Phi Mu edged Chi Omega 57-52 in Pi Kappa Alpha ' s Little Olympics. After the preliminary parade, the girls got down to the dirty work. The Phi Mu ' s gained their victory mainly due to wins in the cigar smoke, wheel barrel race and limbo. The Chi O ' s won the tug-of-war, while Kappa Delta, the third place finisher, won the queen ' s contest and the pillow fight. Alpha Omicron Pi got into the winners ' circle by winning the limbo contest and pie throw. 29

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Mike Burk gets Teke Larry Cladden ' s flag for a safety as official Manuel Montes looks on. In the center. Alpha Omicron Pi won the float division with their Thank Heaven For TKE. Below, Steve Brown closes in for a tackle on Teke social affiliate Mike Lambda Chi ' s Ruin Teke ' s Fingerbowl It just wasn ' t Tau Kappa Epsilon ' s day as Lambda Chi Alpha, Greek intra- mural football champions, downed the Tekes 17-0 in the annual Fingerbowl. LXA jumped to an early 2-0 lead on a safety, and the score didn ' t change until after halftime. The Green Men increased their lead to 9-0 on a Mel Beck to Mike Burk pass and Joel Camp- bell s extra point. Beck scored on a short run and Campbell added a two-point conversion kick to end the scoring. ,1-

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Homecoming — A Myriad Of Activities Homecoming Week began with the moaning of posthole diggers spinning into the rock-hard ground, and before long, stakes and frames began giving form to the varied displays. By miil-week, the effects of sleepless nights could be seen in pledges faces. Classes were marked with absences, paint- smeared clothes and unshaven laces. Friday came. Last minute touches were being added before the judging began, but nature, herself, stepped into the judge s role, sending a stiff wind to muss the less sturdy displays. For those that stood un- harmed, the rains came. With the watered displays left to make it on their own. the student bod) mobbed the SGA-sponsored pep rally, onl to be met with the primitive, and sometimes em- barrassing, jokes of comedian Rodney Dan- gerfield. But the rain, the wind and other things were well worth the climax, defeating the Lamar Tech Cardinals, the denouement, dancing to the music of the Shortcuts, and finally, ending the week with the voice of B. [. Thomas still ringing as the lights in the women s clonus began flickering.