Lamar University - Cardinal Yearbook (Beaumont, TX)

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I 'Ani Diff' Keel Roms Art students Constructed this func- tional addition to the modern all glass nrt building. Stuart Kinarcl presents a certificate to Mrs. Eleanor Weiribauln at the dedication of the Eleanor Poetry Room in the L. lVIcDom1lcl and man, observe. Sorority pledges battled PiKA pledges in a shaving cream war. ADPi's Nan Sadler and Lois Witte are either good losers or sloppy winners. C.. nw? :W W YF '-3 A. building, as Dr. I Dr. CL W. Hagel-

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HH , , , HH ,-' sunt 4 M, at--. Ubuntu! I-K '9 ' .-1. 3, IIPMIMI Yllllllll '4'?'9uu., ,mu --' ' X-4vrz- - ELECTIO Spring elections are always a time of excitement and emotion. This year, the tempo was accelerated, as voters were ask- ed to fill the many offices recently created by the new Student Association Constitu- tion, which provides for a bicameral legis- lature. The scene ahove is an .understate- ment of the chaotic confusion which dominated the campus for the two days as 103 candidates campaigned for 45 positions. Dave Beck and Dutch Mills, candidates For Student Association President, kindly oblige the CARDINAL camera. Beck's slogan was Little David, the Giant Killer. Could it mean that behind opponent Mills' broad smile there lurks an evil monster? Dutch Mills cleverly capitalized on his name hy having Dutch farm maids, com- plete with caps and tulips, campaign for him.