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Arriving by six thirty October 6, sleepy Seniors and staunch club members assembled the carnival. It was a long workday for those who sold, sang, or danced. And when at last the day was over, only a battered car, empty booths and a transtigured cafeteria awaited those who were left to clean up the back parking lot. 26-Student Lite Gary Roberts and Georgia Richard- son Hopi play a duet farce in Torrid TiIIie's Tavern. Just like in the old days! Wranglers fabove, rightl use caveman techniques to capture prisoners. The apathetic crowd frightl stands around as Steve Hiser carries his victim to the fail.
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.,1 .... -T Saturday, October 26 found Memorials campus receding through time to a Roaring Twen1'ies Carnival in the annual event to raise money for the Senior Class. As before, Sigma Gamma sponsored the major attraction and lines of Bonnies and Clydes poured in and out of Torrid Tillies Tavern all day to view the speakeasy flapper show. For only a quarter, your friendly obliging Wrangler braved charges of police brutality and iailed your friend, sweetheart, or motal enemy with no preference to race, class, or sex. PALS once again furnished would-be-Simon Legrees with an ample supply of disgruntled slaves fresh off the plantation. A sampling of Dixieland and iazz music filled the air, courtesy of the Rampart Street Rogues. Carnival goers were subiected to nacho-eating contests, dart throws, hot French fries, tricycle and monkey-bar races, a car smash, and body painting resulting in fake sideburns, tatoos, and l Love Mother signs. Booths were set up to feed the hungry visitor, with ice cream and caramel apples, the principle delicacies offered. The carnival was invaded by throngs of neighborhood children, and, like at any fair, their tired parents. Netting a profit of H5l800, the Senior Class was happy and a spectacular prom was assured. Student Life-25
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