Indiana State University - Sycamore Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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Spectators along Wabash Avenue were in tor a savage thrill as the slave troop butler Bulldogs were homecoming challenge lhdiaho Stoie hosted The Butler Bulldogs ot Me- Tzioricrl Siodiuzii for the Hoiiieooiiiiiiq qome, Studeiiis, Iocully, Cilumiii, cmd ions cmxiously viewed the lrodi- lioziol qoiiie which heqoii with the lciolcfoll oi 2 ' in the olteriiooii. 1 f 1.l loiies' Syoiliiwpres courciqeoiisly touqhi :gfg:1r,s.: ily fi:itc1f:l11i'i'i5 Bullcioqs, hui The Syoiimores iifiiteij iii 'he held with the short end ol the score. Bveii 'l'1'ii1'Jlf iheie was iio Horiiecomiiiq victory wi fieieiiiifzte of the Blue and White Dance, students firiii C1Qi.1:':1ii1 cfiigrieqiizieijl to emily the final event f the weelieifci. Both brizllrooiiie ol the Uiiioh Build' png were decorfiteci, and The music oi the Moriitois fizpcl Billy Acloiiis the iiioocl for T1 lovely eveiiiim. The preeeiifiztimi of awards for the wimiiiifg lloos Lf. the Blue and Vlfhiie Day Pfxrvde ended the dfimoe ' 'r'.e :i'irC1ble fashion. ot camoutlaqed Lambda Chi's led their tloat down the street. Shouts of excited congratulations rang through the crowded ballroom utter the announcement ot the float winners.

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nexus If Q Zvi ef fi it R. 4, J? '29 ,s A ,xx.:b. GREEK WEEK COMMITTEE: row one-Nancy Meek, Mary lane Meek. Millard Thompson, row two-Ierri Bockhold. Carol Mc- greek Week changed from full-week activity Greek Week this year was chanqed trorn a lull week ot events to a weekend oi inter-Greek rela- tions. Activities began with a Friday float hour and convocation. Dr. Charles M. Thompson of the Uninversity of lllinois spoke on Why Greek? The carnival set up by the sororities and fraterni- ties oifered an opportunity to try your luck at the various booths. The annual Olympic Games fol- lowed. Games included a potato rack race, hula hoop Contest, and an inner tube race. That same evening a dance contest was spon- sored by the Greek Week cornniittee at a dance out- side the Student Union Building. Two local groups entertained at the dance. The Greek organizations set up qaine and refreshment booths as rnoney- niakina projects. Keone, Dick Van Deren. row three-Karen Boyer, Bernie Ziol, Couples crowded together to be Bill Smith. row four-Karen Hollars, Iulie Reder. Tom Stetzel. photographed in Athena's Garden. the theme row iive-Marcia McKnight. Dave Knott. ol this year's Greek Week Ball. i The smile ol amusement on Iudy Duke's tace indicated that the ticket sales must have been more than what met the eye.