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

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CLASSIC STYLE . . . Grace and flawless technique contribute to ttie polished ballet performance of Diane Fitzgerald, second runner-up. A WINNING SMILE . . . Patricia Cartwright. senior pharmacy major and member of Kappa Alpha Theta. represented Butler in the Miss Indiana Pageant. CONTESTANT ROW . . . Pageant judges take one last look at hopeful contestants during the final mo- ments of the evening gown competition. miss but-ler 27

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Cartwright captures the queen ' s crown and roses for 1982 Glamour and pageantry returned once again to Parent ' s Weekend as Patricia Cartwright, a senior pharmacy major from Crothersville, Ind. and member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority, was crowned Miss Butler 1982. A trophy, roses, and a $300 scholarship were presented to the new Miss Butler by last year ' s recipient, Moni- ca Cantrell, and the YMCA, who sponsors this scholarship pageant annually. Cartwright, who chose to sing New York State of Mind in the talent competi- tion, felt that her determination to be her- self and have fun with the pageant were major contributions to her success. Many thanks from all of the contestants went to pageant directors Steve McKen- zie and Beth Perkins for their dedication and encouragement. Based on talent, swimsuit, evening gown and personal interview scores, the judges, who were members of the Miss Indiana Board, awarded the $200 first runner-up scholarship to vocalist Jamie Guin, a Public and Corporate Communica- tions major from Kokomo, Ind. Second runner-up Diane Fitzgerald, a dance ma- jor from Ridgefield, Ct., received a $100 scholarship. Musical breaks between competitions displayed the talented efforts of Cantrell and Butler ' s swing choir. LADY SINGS THE BLUES . . . First runner-up, Jamie Guin, entertains the audience during the talent com- petition with a vocal medley of selections by Henry Mancini. THE AWAITED CROWNING . . . Pageant festivities reach a climax as Patricia Cartwright is crowned Miss Butler 1982 by last year ' s recipient t onica Cantrell. 26 miss but-ler

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James Bond spoof captures Geneva Stunt ' s top award Amid mysterious fog, B.U. ' s standards of pride, academics and spirit dominated the Clowes Hall stage, as the house lights dimmed and curtains went up on the 62nd annual Geneva Stunts. It was an exciting evening filled with financial wizardry, lovesick electrons, scrubbing bubbles, the trauma of running for Homecoming Queen and much more, as over 300 students pooled their enthu- siasm and talent to present a night of quality entertainment. With the judges ' final decision in hand, top honors were awarded at the end of A DIRTY CAPER . . The men of Sigma Nu and wom- en of Delta Gamma fiave lost their secret cleaning ingredient due to a shady romance that is soon to be washed up. HOMECOMING FEVER . . Delt Mark Heflin offers Alpha Chi Michelle Guyer some friendly encourage- ment in her candidac (or homecoming queen. the evening by overall directors Bob Hicks and Lenore Pershing. Alpha Phi and Lambda Chi Alpha received the first place trophy for their James Bond spoof entitled Butler Break-In. The romance and marriage of two Peri- odic Table elements took not only second place, but also the prized Originality Award, for the efforts of Kappa Kappa Gamma and Phi Delta Theta in Love is Elementary. Delta Gamma and Sigma Nu took home third place for their squeaky clean and clever skit, Bubble ' s Troubles. The award for outstanding spirit went to Pi Beta Phi and Phi Kappa Psi, while Kappa Alpha-Theta and Tau Kappa Epsilin took top honors in the banner contest. Between-act entertainment featured the musical talents of Miss Butler, Pat Cartwright, and faculty classical guitar- ist, Brett Terrill. Overall, this event, spon- sored each year by YI CA, not only raised over $1500 for YMCA leadership training in Lake Geneva, but also fulfilled its objective of bringing students together for a fun and exciting experience. 1 28 ge-ne-va stunts