Harris Stowe State University - Torch Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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SIG TALS WIN 4'TLfltKlCY BOWL GAME Every year around Thanksgiving time, sounds of t'First-lilowni' and lncomplete pass are heard outside on the Harris athletic field. These noises are made by the members ol Lambda Beta Lambda and Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternities warming up for their annual 'Turkey Bowl game. This yearly encounter, one of the highlights of the Fall Semester at Harris. has become a tradition. The two fraternities vie i11 this yearly encounter not only for fra- ternity honor but for the possession of a bass drum bearing the fraterni- ties' respeetive emblems on either side. The 1958 Turkey Bowl was the most one-sided game in the ten year series between Lambda and Sig Tau. Sig Tau built up an early lead and coasted to a 37-T victory over the spirited but out-manned Lambda squad. An interesting sidelight of the game was the loud music pro- duced by the Lambda Marching Band. It is certain that the Turkey Bowl game will continue to be a yearly event at Harris between Lamh- da Beta Lambda and Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternities for honor, pres- tige and that 'lgood ol' bass drum. Crowd gathers at Turkey Howl Came. Hold that lineln Lambda t'hand arouses school spirit. Thirteen

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L... .lp I made itlu .ma-PM ' PAN HELLENIC TEA OPENS KAPPA ALPHA PSI AND DELTA SIGMA THETA THE RUSHING SEASON The annual Pan Hellenic Tea is given each fall semes- ter in order to acquaint the women students entering Harris with the various sororities on campus. The tea marks the beginning of the exciting two-week '4Rush Seasonfl At this time each sorority gives two parties, inviting the girls whom they think they would welcome into their sorority. After all the parties are over, the rushees make their choice and likewise so do the sorori- ties. Then there is the period of suspense when the bids are being prepared. Finally the joyous day arrives. Bids are placed in mail boxes by the Dean and quickly torn open by the waiting, hopeful, prospective rushees to see if the sorority of their choice has also selected them. Winners of Inter-Fraternal Sing. s-m..4.-lu .,.1..k1f1-...l.-T. 1 WIN INTERFRAT SING Voices seemed to be coming from everywhere the night of December IO, I958. Yes, this was the night of the annual Interfraternity Sing, and everyone was taking advantage of those last few minutes before curtain time. Ten Greek Letter organizations entered the 4'Sing7' with much enthusiasm, having practiced many weeks before this big night. In the auditorium, gaily decorated with flowers, Kappa Alpha Psi, under the direction of Kenneth Moppins, took the coveted first place trophy in the fraternity di- vision, the second place trophy going to Lambda Beta Lambda, under the direction of Herman Pendleton. Among the sororities, Delta Sigma Theta, directed by Queen Fowler, won the first place trophyg Delta Zeta, directed by Roma ,lean Brinkman, won the second place trophyg and Sigma Sigma Sigma, under the direction of Rosemary Carr, won the third place trophy. Twelve

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Team in spirited aetion. BASKETBALL SEASON OPENS WITH PHP RALLY The V158-59 Basketball season was ushered in by a very enthusiastic group ol vheerleaders and spectators who attended the Apep rally be-lore the lirst game. The Hornets thrilled the 1-roixds again and again with their ext-cllcnt teamwork and brilliant play s. Their of- fense and defense paid off with a series of victories he- ginning with the Greenxille Tournament. With the loyal support ol their fans, the Hornets provided Harris with a Very exciting and successful basketball season. Fourteen Harris, Harris, Rah! Rah! Rah! Crab that rebound . . . Score that basket.