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

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This Lambda Chi may have a terrible problem With bathtub rings. Kappa Sig Little Sisters create an Eden. My next favorite is Chocolate. We go out of our way to do the family portrait right. Body by Fischer. Shirt by Alpha Phi. A swimmer. 25

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a Campus Carnival Week opened with a splash, with Lambda Chi Alpha and Pickerl Hall taking top honors in r the water games at Tirey Memorial Union Pool. But that was just the begin- ning. Festivities included an old movies and cartoon orgy in Tilson Music Hall. Pure Funk performed live in the Heritage Room of TMU and Copper- field played on Boozer Field. And an ice cream social was held on the TMU patio. Perhaps the carnival itself is the most exciting. It is the event planned way back in April, the chance to be reacquainted with old friends, and the place to meet new ones. Will it rain? Who will win the Sweepstakes Trophy? Kappa Sigma again? Kappa Sigma again. llDungeon of Horror Their provided a graveyard of delights. While the Kappa Sigls were taming ghouls and searching for headless bodies, the Phi Gamma Delta natives stopped their hunting long enough for a friendly pose. Seems they If you 'Ve got it, flaunt it. found lst place in the menls division. Lambda Chi Alpha with 2nd place, supervised the carnival proceedings. The Honorable Judge Roy Bean was not a biased man. He sentenced everyone to an indeterminable amount of time in the Chopper jail. Not to be outdone, the Kappa Sigma Little Sisters enticed carnivalities into their uGarden of Eden? innocently walking off with lst place in the womenls division. Gamma Phi Beta took 2nd place with their casino of slot machines and candy money. 24 Someone should really speak to that man . In the paired division, Sigma Pi and Delta Gamma rode off into the sunset with lst place tucked into the saddlebag. They did the town with gunslingers and all. Alpha Phi and Sigma Alpha Epsilon enjoyed 2nd place in this division with a little wet humor. Judging was done on a point system. The qualifications were ll originality, 2l quality of construction, 3 costumes, 4i staging and presentation of theme, and S for every 50 tickets sold, tfor Sweepstakes Trophy onlyl. A total of six judges evaluated the booths which were constructed by housing groups, honoraries, sororities, fraternities, Little Sister organizations, and other student activity groups on campus. The week- long activities serve to introduce Union Board to all students and to get Greeks and NomGreeks together in friendly competition. This years carnival had a type of mascot. a 24ft. x 16 ft. clown face called Garlinda served as an entrance to the quad. It was constructed in 1964 by Lin- da Eldred and Gary Goss. Linda is coor- dinator of Student Union Board. One added feature of Campus Car- nival was a carry-over from two years ago. Danny Wilson of Sigma Alpha Ep- silon received the lst place award for the most attractive legs among all other male contestants. Jack Smith from Lambda Alpha Epsilon, a professional law fraternity, was first runner-up. 5 Steering Committee Members, seated cIockwise: Melanie Goffstein, Brad Washburn. Lynne Nover, Kim Thomson, Mike Kerins, Keith Kn'nn, Linda EIdred, Peggy Mascari, Dennis Dropkin, Tom jones, Della Averitt and Rick Randall. . the way he treats his help. 1 1

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26 Homecoming 1973-74 Funny Paper Capers Homecoming Queen Finalists: Penny Brown, Patsy Ross, Angela Guerin, Marci Schmidt, Cheryl Brooks, Kathy Thomas, Cathy Lindsey, Jane Barkley and Penny Tichenor. Steering Committee members: tseateav Melanie Goffstein; Cheri Goodman; Mrs. Ruth Shipman, staff secretary; Andy Harper and Patrice McKenzie. tStandingT john Brewer, Nancy Haverstock, Manny Newsome. Daine Kamisky, Milli Hoffman, Garry Elder and Mike Robinson. Steering Committee consisted of volunteers who care about ISU There just seems to be something magical about Homecoming. The mere mention of the word starts discussions about the co-ed football games, the trike race or the queen's selection along with the annual Blue and White Day Parade. Although Homecoming is in Oc- tober, the Steering Committee started working and planning in January. The Steering Committee consisted of volunteers chosen by a selection com- mittee made up of one representative from the Alumni Office, a member of the Student Government Association along with a representative from the previous years Steering Committee. The members of the 1973 com- mittee were: Andy Harper and Cheri Goodman. Co-Chairpersons; Melanie Goffstein and Milli Hoffman, Queen,s Committee; Sara Dean, Booster But- tons; Diane Kaminsky and Mike Robin- son, Trike Race; John Brewer, General Events; Nancy Haverstock, Publicity; Garry Elder and Patrice McKenzie, Parade Marshals along with Manny Newsome. administrative advisor.