Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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Moo U's celebration Hooray for Cow Day! Widniida;, April Twratp.lllth Th« NiMHilUlMflaal C. in I I ddcrly fascinating! Smiles and sunny skies warmed this year's Cow Day, creating an irresistible temptation to lay books aside and stroll through the MU quad with a beef sandwich in one hand and a cold glass of milk in the other. Several Cow Day contests were held during lunch hour. For instance . . . partners tossing a raw egg back and forth, moving farther apart with each throw . . . chugging a full quart of milk faster than anyone else . . . spitting chewing tobacco, aiming for distance . . . calling a hog named Harvey . . . Featured in the quad were dairy cows and other livestock, farm equipment, displays of agriculture organizations and the Rodeo Club's bucking bronco . The band Matrix filled the MU lounge with jazz rock sounds and hay-rides circled the campus. Cow Day was sponsored by the MU Program Council and Agriculture Executive Council. E. Davit STILLS. Left: Clad in her leather chaps, an OSU student maintains control of her motorized steed. Top right: Ted Jeans dreams of the day he can drive his own tractor. Below: OSU students and faculty enjoy Cow Day exhibits. 23

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LIVE from OSU: It's . . . (Standbi in studio. Fade in theme. Cue talent. Roll video. Roll audio. Ready. Fade in camera 1. Cue announcer.) IVE from Oregon State University . . . It's Mom's Weekend 79 . Main events and happenings guarantee a wild and crazy time. OSU's rendition of the popular Saturday Night Live TV show provided the theme for the weekend of May 4, 5 and 6. Despite the rainy weather, spirits were not dampened and the program of activities was not interrupted. 'The Not Ready For Prime Time Players , unfortunately, did not make a guest appearance but their counter parts, The Not Ready For Soft Music Players , did. The warm-up band before the England Dan and John Ford Coley concert turned their amplifiers past the decibel level of the pain threshold. Approximately 5,000 screaming fans attended the 17th Annual Turtle Derby. Likewise, $5,000 was raised by Beta Theta Pi and donated to the Children's Farm Home. The largest money contributor was Alpha Chi Omega. In the sprinting events. Alpha Omicron Pi's Waikiki Willy dashed his way to the fastest turtle trophy. Capping off the wet Mom's Weekend was the 43rd Annual IFC Sing. Beaver Lodge won the men's category with Super Skier Lives On! while Sigma Kappa was the women's division winner. In mixed competition Alpha Phi and Kappa Sigma received first place. Alpha Chi Omega and Beta Theta Pi's production of Grease along with Delta Delta Delta and Sigma Chi's performance of 'The Wiz tied for first place in the novelty competition. (Ready to fade. “OH NO! exclaimed in a falsetto voice. Camera falls on Mr. Bill. Fade out.) M. Ro STILLS: Below: Colorful geraniums help brighten the day of Joel Forsberg and his mother, Helen. Top: King Turtle presides over the prestigious Beta Theta Pi Turtle Derby. Right: Tin Man Tim Eusterman slides into the hearts of OSU Moms while leading the Sigma Chi's and Tri-Delt's in 'The Wiz! 24