Iowa State University - Bomb Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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5 if E WAYNE SCHOLTES digs the beat. . . and lets go with some tremendous . . . Cyclone encouragement! Belton cbcznipion foyce Rice reign! or Homecoiniizg Qneeng cheering fans never give up Cyclone ypirit THE TWIRLING LIGHT of Joyce Rice's flaming batons was another special feature on the full Friday evening program. E t 'WKWQVI' Building enthusiasm and interest in the I-Iomecoming game was a task delegated to many. After interviews, teas, and an all-university election, Joyce Rice was crowned for the week end reign. Her talents as a representative of Iowa State were extended as she captivated the audience with a dazzling array of stunts involving precise movement of a hre baton. Equally sincere in spirit was Professor XVayne Scholtes, hut the means of expression were different. Cheering with hands, face, and voice, he was a sparkplug of Cyclone enthusiasm at the Pep Rally. Fans found added fun and excitement when the Dukes of Dixieland exhibited their playing prohciency at the A'Jazzhoree'i on Friday evening. 23

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AS PART OF THE Artist Concert Series, the Goldovsky Grand Opera Company presented Don Giovanni on November 'l3. ACCORDIONIST Betsy Ann McCall played th ffsme DMEM far ,he Fred Wmmg Fesmoi A 1't1'fI.f l77'i7lg L'1f'l3IlliL'6 culture to Ibis' IICKIIIUHAZ 1.6 at11zo.fplye1'e FRED WARING AND HIS well-known Pennsylvcnians were the popular choice among students early winter quarter. A relaxed atmosphere was apparent throughout the Festival. 25