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

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t BUKXitJvaamf xiix tii Delts Hold Race For Muscular Dystrophy p. 26: left — Trik-la-tron queen, Jayne Good, smiles for the judges, right — Delt senior. Randy Lee, jogs across campus to raise money for Muscular Dystrophy. P. 27: upper left — Local celebrities race for fun. upper right — Riders exchange positions in the big race. lower left — Pit crew works busily to change a trike wheel. -

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Butler Catches Spring Fever p. 24: upper left — Shane Wilson and Ann Ford clown around while painting sidewalks, upper right — Phi Psi Ken Massaroni, the new Mr. Butler, is congratulated by his escort Elizabeth Sheerin, of Delta Gamma, lower right — Beth Stahl, Kappa Kappa Gamma, teeters the night away in the annual teeter totter-a-thon. P. 25: left — Butler students munch out on the gigantic ice cream sundae, right — Even the dogs caught spring fever.

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■mm ' - l Through the joint effort of Delta Tau Delta and Butler ' s campus, $1,700 dollars were raised for Muscu- lar Dystrophy through fund-raising events in connection with the 1980 Trik-la-tron. The afternoon began with a parade of the queen candidates in T-top Trans Ams donated by the Indianapo- lis Trans Am Club. Local TV and radio celebrities then raced on trikes, trying to prove who was the fastest. The women of Alphi Phi. paired with the Phi Delts, won the trike race for the seventh time in eight years. Jayne Good, freshman, of Kappa Kappa Gamma, was crowned 1980 Trik-la-tron queen. The DG ' s took home a six-foot tro- phy for raising the most money for Muscular Dystrophy. Campus fund- raising activities included a car demo- htion sponsored by the DG ' s, a car wash held by the Kappa ' s and a cam- pus jog by Delt senior Randy Lee, clad only in a pink nightie. Mmfr .