Fort Hays State University - Reveille Yearbook (Hays, KS)

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The girl colled , and ihe bay answered. leap week The Daisy Mae and Bearded Joe of Leap week “Donna Knowles, sponsored by Sigma Sigma Sigma, and Roger Greene, sponsored by Sigma Tou Gamma —receive plaques from SluCo presi- dent Chuck Evans, The tables were turned on the Fort Hays State campus during the week of Feb. 18, when Leap week officially started. The wandering eyes of coeds kept males on the run— now it was legal to ask boys for dates! However, gals had to abide by rules, such as carrying books and not mo- lesting men. Throughout the week, students voted at a penny a vote for their favorite Daisy Mae and Bearded Joe. The winners, Donna Knowles and Roger Greene, were announced at the dance climaxing Leap week. Proceeds from the dance and voting went towards sponsoring a foreign student next year at Fort Hays State,

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Then came Sunday— the week of smiles on top of smiles and fervent hellos and goodbyes was ended. The strain of will I make a good impression had broken, leaving only the tension of which sorority should I pledge? Zero hour came at 2:30 p.m. as 52 new pledges rushed to the Greek houses of their choice. Actives greeted them with fellowship and happy chatter— it was all over. VacomE PLEDGES

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The Artist ' s ball, attended by art majors and art faculty, featured costumes of every type and size. The annual affair gave the creative mind of the artist a chance to express his ingenuity in costuming Instead of on can as. artist’s ball roger wagner Tne Roger Wagner Chorale and its two pianists, Stecher and Horowitz, bow following a thunderous ovation al their concert March 1 2. Sponsored by the Artists and Lecturers series, their repertoire ranged from Renaissance music to Broadway musicals. The Chorale did six encores for an enthusiastic coli- seum audience.