Idaho State University - Wickiup Yearbook (Pocatello, ID)

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Tricycle Race The starting line-up for the Tricycle Race, sponsored by Spurs during Women's Week, in- cluded such notable women on the campus scene as Diane Davis and Deon Burke. The crowd cheered enthusiastically as their favorite contestant strove to reach the finish line first. Joyce Tieking, sponsored by the Home Ec Club, became the winner of the First Annual Tri- cycle Race,

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One of the most con-troversial speakers to appear at ISU this year was the for- mer Harvard professor and LSD ad- vocate, Dr. Timothy Leary. Clad in pajaima-like garb and sitting cross- legged on the floor of the stage, Leary urged students to drop out of school, drop out of society. Although Leary's talk was greeted with great in- terest and was the topic of campus conversation for days after, no great exodus from ISU to the West Coast took place as at result. At right, Doug Steele and Ernie Ravello seem to be carefully considering Leary's words.

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Some of the other lovely nd talented ISU coeds who articipated in the pageant ere Dee Ann Sappington, irst runnerupg Sheela Stocks, econd runnerupg Denise, and osemary Barker, third run- erup. In the background are ft, Pat Miegs, and right, orma Magnelli, 'if'-'nl-'I' I ,ff Es, .7 I A J Miss ISU Pagean At one of the best pageants ever held at ISU, Miss Denise Sabala was crowned Miss ISU. She received a scholarship and represented ISU at the Miss Idaho Pageant. At left Denise hears the news that she has won the title. K1 I3I