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Page 30 text:
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BLAST WAS GAMES of chance, nightclubs, food and people donating time and energy to reach an anticipated goal of $2,500 for Campus Chest. Blast brought weeks of planning and work for a few hours of fun and a full Campus Chest Campus Chest struck gold in our pockets this year. When the pieces-of- eight were counted, they totaled $7,012— more than $1,000 over the goal of $6,000. Before the auction we prepared to sell our services as party- givers, shirt-ironers, or Homecoming display-builders and checked our treasuries to determine bidding potentials. In the end the bidders ' bills totaled $1,245. Saturday night 3,200 of us streamed toward the Armory for the Blast. We struggled back and fourth through the crowd to see the 18 booths, while the moneymometer crept closer to the $2,500 Blast goal. We cast our penny-votes for our favorite pair of legs and waited expec- tantly until Arlene Nelson was named Miss Legs of Iowa State. Later, Lincoln House and Freeman Hall received the Blast Sweepstakes trophy for The Unblastables, a 1920 ' s speak-easy show. Converse House won the trophy for the best pre-Blast publicity with their Kangaroo Court. 26
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Page 29 text:
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PARENTS WATCH the Cyclones lose to Kansas ' JJL on parents ' day. ' rt • Rp- INDIAN SUMMER HOVERS OVER all of the football games as spectators show up In straw hats and sunglasses. .A bH Weekday pressures cowered in the corner during Migration and Parents ' Day. Some 600 of us headed 250 miles south to the Uni- versity of Missouri at Columbia to watch the Cyclones struggle against the Tigers. But after we got there, a few of us who thrive on paradox shunned the 73-degree weather and planted ourselves in front of convenient TV sets to see the team fall to a 0-10 defeat. On another week end, we stashed away our books, greeted visiting families, and took them out to enjoy the Parents ' Day festivities. After introducing them to roommates, we showed them the campus and took them to see the Cyclones meet the Kansas Jayhawkers. As hosts, we were on a slightly different footing with our parents, and we suddenly glimpsed a new respect in their faces. Migration and parents ' day 25
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FORESAKING DIGNITY, twenty-year-old coeds ride tricycles for the benefit of Cam- pus Chest at a blast booth. A MONEYMOMETER measures the donations as they gradually climb upwards toward the goal. VOTING BY MONEY or tickets only, students selected a Miss Legs. THOUSANDS OF MAN HOURS of con- struction are quickly demolished. 27
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