Michigan State University - Red Cedar Log Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

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5 OTHING WAS MISSING in the election cam- paigns this year, not even a brass band. Candi- dates rode through town leading caravans of cars with banners and bands. Signs were tacked up on every avail- able tree and board. Several campus politicians turned to radio and broadcast campaign speeches, complete with singing commercials.

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J Hnp LLICTT LAWRENCE and his orchestra supplied smooth music for the I Hop. Mr. Lawrence was pre- sented with a large birthday cake at the Friday night in- termission. Saturday evening Ross Mulholland, as M. C., livened up intermission to the amusement of the crowd. 23 T , , i 3 I I

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fxzff W. 5. S. F. Drive AVE YOUR SHOES shined for fifty cents. All proceeds go to charity, the World Student Service Fund. lim McCartney lost his voice barking as the wheels,', both faculty and student, got dovvn on their knees to polish shoes, every kind from combat and ski boots to saddle shoes. Over S3500 was raised in one afternoon through this stunt. At right Dean Rodney of the School of Business and Public Service competes in the Deanys milking contest. Dean of Basic College, Howard Rather was the winner. The contest was a feature of the Little International held in the Livestock Pavilion. l .yqigff 4 55-.