Iowa State University - Bomb Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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A' gf 1 it I l 1 I I AZT l , ' fh alk A with : t532.i2izg'frQnisztrsfntzsffaz isfrtih. from Curtiss 0 0 . d - Ter melts fo ' . A f ll fades to winter an win . again. Pace quickens, time grows short as studies, activities clamor or attention More than 9,800 students greeted fall quarter two weeks earlier this year when Iowa State opened its doors for classes Sept. 10. Bright- colorecl sweaters and skirt and brand new saddle sh h ffl oes s u ed through the crackling leaves to classes as stud t s dotted the campus en s attempted to keep their minds on their books during the warm autumn days. The excitement of football, Homecoming and fall parties found its l ' - ' p ace in a frenzied schedule of events. Overnight the quarter swept by. Finals came before Thanksgiving vacation. Grade slips in hand, students sought a chance to begin again. Thousands of pair of feet learned new short cuts across well-worn paths as students started a new quarter. The cam . , , 3 sparkling white fairyland. Winter arrived. pus was crystallized into 22 SKILLFULLY bers from U - 2

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Holding, neigh. 1ma Phis mann asic shape fort Active workers, enthusiastic participants create successful Homecoming QUEEN CANDIDATE Nancy Froeberg and her escort model fall s ortswear for the st le show The Sha e of '58. All candi- P Y 1 P dates took part in the show. I EXCITED HOMECOMING QUEEN FINALISTS pause for an in- formal portrait following announcement of their selection at the Friday night style show. Left to right: Marilyn Burnap, Marcie Christian, Marilyn Cushman, Marysue Kritzman, Nancy Froeberg, Jean Ruzek. HOMECOMING CENTRAL COMMITTEE. lst row: Murker, Trester, Goulding, Garberding Cchm.l, Stock, Wilson, Glenn, Stehr. 2nd row: Steben, Baumgartner, Hoppel, Rider, Goodwin, Balloun, Holmes.

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SKILLFULLY CREATING the dramatic mood for one of the num- bers from Bariche, Lynda Scott and Roberta Beecher interpret the music of African Drum Beats, for this Modern Dance Club production. GIVING AND RECEIVING at the some time, curiosity seekers pay the price and welcome the opportunity to Tak-a-Pek at what Kappa Alpha Thetas and Sigma Phi Epsilons have to offer in their booth at the Campus Chest BIast. ll 1 ' WX' , V vf, If-if f ,,,.,g-af .s 1 Q22 at IE' ll, ,., S. Q X ,:,, ,AQ f x I , ,gs 'ff M 4 4 ff f XZ !,, 4 ,f 'W , ., f ,.., ,,.. sf S 4 ff. A4 A .L ,, ff ,, . f fg I -3 ' -' , . ff M , if ,, A , . 'f f 2 f 2 Q.. MEM, I I f M IN I QQ Wt., wf Q! 4 ggi? WW X syfllifgis ff V1 525,35 I 16 E X 2 QQ AZ J Az If- f, ,t I Mi ff ag ' 4 ,, , ' A. 3 kg, ' I if , fi .531 i. , If I s if s , .. :ERISA N N ,x , ff ., f x U . f 1. - I ,v,,, c I . R 1 - s. SLYLY FLIRTING with some New York sophisticates, the small town girls make their impression on the suave easterners. Action is from East Linden HalI's Varieties skit which captured the sweepstakes trophy. 23