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

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24 Coffeehouse cra wds small but responsive An idea which received little response in '70-'71 became an aesthetic success in '71-'72. Under the direction of Union Board and Janet Pfleging, coffeehouses drew small but enthusiastic audiences. Joining a national coffeehouse circuit brought professional performers like Roger and Windy while other gonfer- coughie houses featured local and stu- dent talent. During Arts Festival a jug- kazoo-washboard band and 'Backwater' provided country-western music. Fall presentations featured free coke and popcorn. Winter audiences enjoyed hot chocolate and coffee. The start was slow. The audiences were usually small. But the enthusiasm guaranteed continuation of this young tradition for another year.

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Top left: Dr. Rankin takes a ride on the Sigma Phi Epsilon Bucking Bronco'f The booth brought the men a third place trophyt Top right: The women of Delta Delta Delta of- fer the visitors to their booth a chance to be creative. Bottom right: Boozer Field displayed the appear ance of a carnival midway as varii ous campus organizations vied for the first place trophies. Bottom left: The women of Mills hall let the participant show off his skill and judgment with their fishing booth

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