Iowa State University - Bomb Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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kflilljm Hung Cn. -hil ly- ' ' N ilnil in hind en! llli nl, U 'V Qlpirs Illini threw liliillc with l'lklI'Illle11tx hllliir Qlub il' Xllllliry I 'tl Music, llniypcl tilC li' ol' Rich- llllxyflakcsl i l' Special re present. les iriimer iiliustmem Chest in- the week, ilu helped ml and in- -rn Dance er quarter ml special 'e at News icl l'lllIll1'?ll Us passed ehecl into of spring. ff -.,.,,m WW- f WINTER CAME a little late this year according to the Iowa State calendar. Students expecting to begin spring quarter botany lab looking for budding trees were struck by a blizzard on their first 'field excursion in early March. in the interpretation of music in the drama of the manger scene, for children, grownups at the through the creation ot dance... enhance the spirit of the holiday . .. Christmas Festival of Music. 25

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Traditional events brighten Campus WL WC! . f lo T f ll nd them, members O . WITH SOFT MIS a.ln9 a-jrou es Hilton open the holiday State Singers and President. Om I . on season at the traditional Christmas Tree l-lghlmg Ceremony the steps of Beardshear Hall. 24 th Christmas spirit yearly Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony never grows the switc S6 C, - is ze mth Campus activity reached a high tempo win ter quarter. A series of traditional events en lranced the spirit of the Christmas holidays an. 3 myriad of student productions provided en' mrtainment during the quarter. The thrill of the O1 d. Accompanied by Singers, President Hilton threw - h mine the Giant Christmas tree abla ' P a S. light. For the third year the Music Departmgm 7 Igwa State College Theatre and Modern Dance Club p T combined talents to present the story of the Nativity l at the inspirational Christmas Festival of Music Social activities as the Cll1'iSUH21S Ball followed the holiday theme. Couples danced to the music ofRicl1- ard Maltby amid decorations of giant snowflakes. Varieties commanded the spotlight for special winter quarter events. Four performances were present. ed with East Linden Hall named sweepstakes winner for a skit depicting a small town girl's adjustment to lite in New York City. Campus Chest in. corporated l'The Blast into activities of the week. Auctions, sales and booths at K'The Blast helped net over 35,500 for community, national and in- ternational service organizations. Modern Dance Club added its talents to the splurge of winter quarter activities with Barjche. Between classes and special interests, students sandwiched in attendance at News Forum, Books and Coffee, the plays and cultural events which came to campus. Days passed quickly as the gloom of winter melted into the warmth of spring. TELLING THE STORY of Christmas in the in the songs of the season . .. Through x i r t i l

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S17 some BEAUTY JUDGE Richard Malrby finds tlgje prob lem of selecting ye0rbOOI4 qlfeens ,multlplle elg ns fold when he-'s faced with choosing tour flue? G from the eight lovely finalists. The final selection 9 was given at the Theta Xi house. AFTER PERSONAL interviews with the candidates, Maltby and Lois Murker, Bomb Beauty selection chairman, look over pictures of the eight finalists. The Bomb proudly presents Iowa State's beauties of I959 IUIIL' Illfvll limula is proud to present this year's ltomlm lluautics - Iour women selected from luuulrcrls, iiireiwicwccl by a panel of judges and Iiuailly uzuuecl by Richard Xlaltby as the l959 lntuuics. 1-'or the Hrst time in several years the four li-.uuuics were chosen after personal interviews with ilu- Iinail judge. Representing more than personal lit-:uuxy the women pictured on these pages possess also ilu' rlizuiu. poise and grace which adds depth in ilu-ir Imcaiuy. The campus beauties of this war mm' become candidates for Veisheg Qin-cu nl Queens. HIS FINAL DECISION reached, Malt- :me presented the beauties during rmlssion of the Christmas Ball. 26 Sandy Ta Pi Beta Phi