Buena Vista University - Log Yearbook (Storm Lake, IA)

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AND DEM0NQTRAT10N HIGHLIGHT FALL Whatever it was, Heaven or Hell, Buena Vista became our home for a few months and we loved and hated it. Thus it is always. Left; President Halverson tries to give the students straight answers. Above; President Dan Ott speaks out during a special all-college meeting. Below left; Students demonstrate for an extra day of Thanksgiving vacation. Directly below; Demonstrating students approach the chapel for a talk with the President. 13

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Right; Benneti Cerf is our campus lor a . CERF Occasionally, just for excitement, we had a iot or two. Once, we shocked them all with a i girl. Other times we listened attentively the wit and wisdom of such distinguished men as Bennett Cerf. But mostly it was hum-drum. Right; A couple of old-pros trade experiences. 12

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COURT PRE9IDED OVER HOMECOMING The contest for Homecoming Queen gave each campus organization a chance to sponsor a queen candidate. After the con re introduced to the student body during a ation, the students voted for seven girls to be finali Prior to the voting for Queen, each organization sponsoring a finalist conducted an intensive poster campaign for the girl of its choice. Helen Teddy Wackher was chosen the 1966 mecoming Queen. Teddy was sponsored by the Delta Phi R ho Fraternity, and had been a member of the pre- vious year ' s Homecoming Court. She was a twenty-one year old senior from Palatine, Illinois, majoring in ele- mentary education. The remaining finalists formed the Homecoming Court. Lynn Richarz, a twenty-one year old senior, was sponsored by Swope Hall. She was a bi- ology major from Sioux City. Michelle Pelle, a twenty year old junior from Baldwin, New York, was spon- sored by the Lettermen and was a biology major. Mari- anne Patterson, a twenty year old junior, was from Knox- ville, Iowa. She was sponsored by Circle K. and was a Spanish major. Ruth Heglin, a twenty-two year old senior, was sponsored by Gamma Sigma Phi Fraternity. She was an elementary education major, from Glidden. Judy Milazzo, a twenty year old junior from Clarendon Hills. Illinois, was sponsored by the choir, and was an ele- mentary education major. Pat Freeman, a twenty year old junior, was from Kent, Connecticut. She was spon- sored by Phi Alpha Pi Sorority and was a biology major. Pictured from left to right tire TOP ROW; Pat Freeman. Ruth Heglin. Judy Milazzo. BOTTOM ROW; Marianne Patterson. Michelle Pelle. Lynn Richarz. Pictured on the opposite page is Queen Teddy Wackher. wearing the traditional robe and crown.