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s-v - r Tabulating the take from solicitations made during the after- noon of Heart Sunday, Feb. 20, a crew stood by at campus headquarters to tally donations as they came in. Opposite, at far left, a weary trio of Doug Ross, Ray Hogler and Susan Terrill call a respite in the counting. Above, Bill Yowell and Carlton Brown continue working. Opposite, center top, Vic Knight, Cheryle Christensen and Ray Wilson read the engraved plaque presented to weekend royalty by Martin Sollars. Oppo- site, bottom, G. E. Williams calls at a Durango home seeking a donation to bolster the Heart Fund Drive. At immediate left, top, Jesse Woodhouse strides with the tide of people milling around Eighth Street after racers hit bottom. Below is the starting line-up ready to shoot the curves. , :-!i; ' . 51
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From every angle, Heart Fund Weekend was a winner. Sponsored and supervised by stu- dent senate, activity timing worked with precision. Dance committee chairman Sandy Benzel, assisted by Dave Shrum, gave credit to Nanci Simmons and Gary Denison for a fine job in contacting bands for the musical contest. Dancing began at 10 p.m. following the coro- nation of royalty. It was decided this season that two winners would be nained among the competing music groups which played for the occasion. This decision was made to avoid a display of prejudice in favor of the most popu- lar group which has not always been the best musically. Five senators voted first, basing judgement on appearance, ability, actions and attitudes. The Activators won a nod from voting senators. In a second vote, all attending dancers cast ballots by putting pennys in jars set before each band. Every penny counted as one vote, and all money went to the Heart Fund. The Cherry Stones received 1,638 votes to win the large group trophy. Kathy Sullivan bends near to cast a vote in the snack bar for spirit king and queen. At bottom, left, Gary Gaylord ponders a jar of beans set to arouse the curious as Shalako Club attempted to add more money to the Heart Drive. Below, Westerners ' Club racers make the precarious turn at mid- course heading toward the finish. On the move are Mike Monell, Monte Mills, Kathy Sower and Frank Kinion. 52
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