Ball State University - Orient Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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0000000000000OOOOOOOCOOOIOOO O C Despite cold winds and rain about 1800 people attended S the tenth annual Circus Feed Extravaganza sponsored by 2 Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Chi Omega. S The attendance was smaller than expected, according to g Bill Brown of Sigma Alpha Epsilon and co-chairman of the 5 event. However, smiles could still be noticed on the faces of g people as they strolled through the midway. Many of those E who managed to face the bad weather spent much of the g evening huddled under tents set up for the camival booths E and bands. g C Fd p 'thth ' rcb F d The evening kicked off with the chariot race. Delta Tau 2 lihi Delta eamed the huge first place trophy, with Phi Sigma E kewl- in --...wr f A Epsilon and Sigma Nu coming in second and third 2 ,N K V, Q respectively. Five teams participated in the contest. E by g Q N33 ,E ' iii P1125 Free hot dogs, fish, potato chips and soda pop were 2 1 available at several booths set up around the midway. This E year's carnival was complete with four wildly-dressed clowns g i g:5g51gIifffgif1,5:Qg6Q2-gg totlng balloons. 5 gg., Games of chance, a kissing booth and even a girlie show g W P ofibigisigsfggg were among the 18 booths at the 'feed'. Cheering crowds Z ., ' 3 gathered around Phi Sigma Epsilon's car smash, where men E .-g and women both wielded a huge axe against a junk car. I qi NF ?,,4, An old-fashioned barker drew crowds to Beta Theta Pi's E X Q 'a Q girlie show. Other popular booths were Sigma Nu's 2 , - basketball tbfbw, Theta Xrs rib-Tab-Toe and Alpha Sigma 3 f A sQi5Qft,'t52i-3'iffEf3fat3'?azSQ35,4i2 Al h ' If : Xfiflr ' ' iis.'2T.'-I?-'fXi'5U3ig?gi3'57.fS'45'f3i P 2' S gO Course' - ,,e, if-A -. Wnaakeaeaaateaaszisa The crowd seemed to grow larger as the sky grew darker E . f and the ground became muddler. People were able,to dry off S under a huge tent when the battle of the bands began at : A ' I B LTV 7:3O'p.m. Night Owl and Good Days Catch provided non-stop E Qiggjefllehningzgff 'hx' ig0:fahrlJ 'Z'Zfi'j of muslc for the rest of the evening- 2 chicken wire fence and get bombarded by ooooeoooooooooooouooonooooooooi gzlltgicgsagiy Ihrowing water balloons in their Frustrations sometimes need letting out so Greg Moore gets his out by pounding on the junk car at the SAE-Chi Omega Circus Feed. The car smash was sponsored bv Phi Sigma Epsilon and pro ved to be one of the most highly-participated- in affairs. B.l..T. 4. As if the night wasn 't cold and rainy enough. Cathy Sullivan sits waiting to be dunked at the baseball toss dunker. All she could hope for was that there were no great pitchers in the crowd at Circus Feed. Although min prevailed, over 1800 still came to eat and dance their way through the evening. 'Qu'-rs 3 A abr, With the ring still floating towards her foot. Belinda Mikel smiles and sees that it is going to be another ringer. The n'ng toss booth was a popular one. mainly because the prize was a kiss from either Belinda or her partner Sharon Browning and other Pi Phis who participated. Sept. 19 - Page 27