Butler University - Carillon / Drift Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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-jr w,,:h. i -r ?:. ' Dave Smith, above, expresses the patho misery of the Phi Delta Theta skit about a d pressed man who commits suicide. Chairman Zan Doily, right, shows that Roberts Hall ' s winnings come in pairs with trophies two consecutive years and trophies for first pla and originality in 1971 competition. |g

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Snow- laden evergreen branches, left, give Butler ' s ivy halls a v intry look. A typical gentleman, lov er left, leads his re- luctonf lady safely to class over treacherous icy paths and mountains of snow. Bravely trekking her way through the storm, Jamie Phillippe, lower center, carefully steps in previously made footprints. Nothing keeps anxious Butler students from th» ' ' beloved classes, lower right.

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Top Teams Take Trophies In Traditional Talent Test PV i B )|||w I l mjja| K.i, ftEff ' TBB n i Hffl 1 The feeling of Barry Sraga, head of Ross Hall ' s Stunts, that this would be an independent year was proven when both Ross and Robertson took firsts In last year ' s program. With a full house to play to last spring, the cliche Variety is the Spice of Life was definitely shown in the 1971 Geneva Stunts annually held in Clowes Hall. With themes stemming from complete happiness to total misery, stunts again filled an eve- ning of laughter, suspense, and pro- found meaning for enthusiastic Butler students and their visiting parents. ■ 1 hi TT ' i FSB HV ' H Hh kf S=: 1 9 9HH| 1 H HHHBB l l Nancy Zaiud and Emily Smifherman. upper left, tell why to fall in lov again in the Kappa Kappa Gamma skit. 1 dor ' t wont to do my arithmetic, 1 didn ' t want to c )me to school IN th FIRST PLACE but my Mommy mode me! squeal s Diane Skafte. Alpha Chi Omega, center, gives a color dance pertorrr ance. TKE ' s, left, intrigued the audience with mystery and s uspense. m B KJ