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

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In a holiday setting Janet Barnett and Jack Johnson reign as king and queen at the college ' s first Snowball dance. Shortly after her crowning Janet Barnett receives congratula- tions from Jack Johnson and student council members. Snowball Introduced By Women’s Group Sponsored by Associated Women Students, the first Snowball dance on campus featured a Winter Wonder- land theme. The semi -formal affair provided an all- campus dance during the Christinas season Music for the event was presented by the Showmen. Students attending the ball chose royalty from can- didates sponsored by residence halls, sororities and fraternities, Janet Barnett won the Snowball Queen Litle, and Jack Johnson was Snowball King, Miss Thar- nett was nominated by Delta Sigma Phi, and Johnson was the McM bides Hall candidate. 28

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About 100 Participate In Rush Week Events Attending a series of teas and preferential parties, women interested in sorority life took part in Rush Week activities. Membership invitations to prospective pledges climaxed the week. Approximately 100 women signed intention forms to participate in rush. Rushees were required to have a minimum grade average of 1,0, attend each sorority tea and observe quiet time during designated hours on the day before sororities sent bids. With a maximum quota of 55 members, each soror- ity bade only the number of rushees which it needed to bring its chapter to full membership. Playing the role of the small girl Elotse, a Sigma Kappa woman introduces her pet at the sorority ' s rush party. Exaggeration of the l ve Got a Secret show provides the theme for a Delta Zeta skit at a party during rush.

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Narrating the action of the play, Doug Teel relates to the audience the movement and messages Involved in the story or Antigone. ' Antigone ' Second On Play Agenda Second on the list of scheduled Little The- atre productions was “Antigone 1 a contem- porary version of a Greek myth. The play depicted the attempts of the young girl An- tigone to bury her dead brother even though she faced death for doing so. Though the drama came under the classi- fication of tragedy, it had touches of humor. Perry Schwartz directed the play. In a tense scene Creon attempts to convince Anti- gone not to bury the body of her dead brother.