Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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Royalty ot the IF Boll were Queen Almut Gie- secke, AOPi, and her court, Rosie Boin, Sara Drury, Bette Baughmon. Fore! A gohc enthusiast takes a swing in the Sigma Nu golf tournament. Carlos Lantis, right, escorts Bill Livingston to the plat- form of the IF Boll where he received the coveted bid of Omicron Delta Kappa, men's teadership honorary. 19

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Stamina is of as much importance to modern Greek-Ietter men as it was to ancient Roman horses in the annual Lambda Chi Alpha chariot race. Excitement of the crowd rises as the two leading teams and their drivers near the finish line. Greek Week A white-robed Greek herald carried the famous Olympian torch to its destination. Here the flame initiating Greek Week, 1960, was kin- dled. But Greek Week, 1960, was significantly different from its predecessors. This year, the Greeks were intent on 0 program of selt-evolu- otion to supplement the usual agenda of phy- sical competition. The big week, though, was not without its lighter side - including bike races, puddle pulls and a chariot roce. As the dust cleared, the Sommys and Pi Phis copped the first place prize in the College Bowl Quiz and the Betas were presented with the SAE Greek Week Championship trophy for the most activity points. Muscles bulge, determination mounts as c: team nears brink of puddle.

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May Day Honors were besTowed on a worm, sweeT day in May. May Day CelebroTion, devoTed To The ouTsTonding women on campus, emphasized noT only inTellecTuolism buTolso populoriTy wiTh The crowning of senior, Sharon Moore. Toppings for MorTor Board and CWEN lenT a spice of surprise To The TeTe. Counselors, Spers, 0nd AWS officers were also honored 0T This Time, Sharon Moore, ZTA, was crowned May Day Queen. 05 were house Chairmen. ExciTemenT reigns as freshman women of high academic standing, leader- ship, and service are Tapped for CWEN by last year's reTiring members.