Carthage College - Driftwood / Crimson Rambler Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

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denim, and other duds. That night saw the grand opening of the ttSilver Dollar Saloon in the Michigan Room, complete with Rinky-dinky pi- ano music, and a traveling medicine man. Pa- trons could try their hand at Blackjack or Rou- lette with paper money that could guy them prizes auctioned off at the Keggar; others were able to enjoy a bar that featured sasperilla, pop- corn and peanuts in the shell. And what saloon would have been complete without the musical entertainment of lovely dance hall girls? Thursday brought out the student body to participate in, or at least cheer on the Rodeo. Events included a pie-eating contest, horseshoe toss, pony express relay 0n broomstick horses, a lasso-your-partner contest, and a dart gun tour- teuntinued 011 page 301

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h..- i-'- Shani . I-f'l l'I-i- h'fly'EE'Il'T' : Km V- H-r' :I ttWILD WESTh CAPTURES 7'7 THEME Under the watchful eyes of Chairpersons ttCa- adorned the college center, getting everyone into lamity', Cristal Fauber and Wild Bill Nelson, the spirit. On Tuesday night, students were the 1977 Homecoming festivities premised a roo- treated to a showing of ttButch Cassidy and the tin' tootin' time for all. As the week began, deco- Sundance Kid. Wednesday arrived as the crew rations fitting the theme of the Old West at the Carthage Corral sported their hats,boots, 28

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30 REDMEN UPSET WHEATON 26-24 kontinued from page 29 nament. Winners were rewarded with a $25.00 gift certificate from CarPs pizza parlor. Finish- ing off the day was the keggar at UW-Parkside, featuring the music of hStillwater. The Homecoming concert highlighted Friday night in the PEG, where Famed artist Ramsey Lewis presented his unique blend of jazz, blues, pop, rock, and classical gospel. Opening the con- cert was the Milwaukee-based band, hShort Stuff. The evening did not end there, however,