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•1 At the Mardi Gras A BRIGHT SPOT in the mid-winter grind, and a harbinger of spring is the AMS ' s AAardi Gras, already a firm tradition at RCC, although it is only in its second year. Beginning at 5 p.m. and running until the witching hour of midnight, it made February 20 a memorable day. The program included booths, dancing, refreshments, and hijinx of various sorts, but the highlight has to be the election for AAardi Gras Queen, which brought out a slate of beautiful girls as you ' ll find this side of a AAiss America contest. The winner turned out to be none other than the shy Yoko Tanii, who came all the way to RCC from Riverside ' s sister city of Sendai, Japan. The most surprised person at the coronation was the Queen herself, who didn ' t quite know what a AAardi Gras queen was, but who bore herself with regal charm and dignity nonetheless. AAOAAENT OF TRUTH — Candidates react to announcement of the winner. While the new queen covers her face with incredulity, Kathy Schell, Edie Richards, and Pat Hannon (from left) smile congratulations. H » « yr 4 Regal Smile QUEEN ' S ROW — Candidates anxiously await the iudges ' decision. From the left they are Sl-i-i ' -. Stem, Dee Ann Jones, Elizabeth Rockwell, Kay Beal, Kathy Schell, Edie Richards, Pat Hannon, and Yoko Tanii, the eventual winner. 25
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CORONATION — AMS President Bill Gallaher places the coronet on the head of Yoke Tanii, Mardi Gras queen. Yoko Tanii Crowned Queen CAMPAIGNERS — Queen candidates await the call to go down-stage to perform as part of their tryouts for Mardi Gras queen. Left to right, they are Elizabeth Rockwell, Yoko Tanii, Dee Ann Jones, Kathy Schell, Kay Beal, Edie Richards, Pat Hannon, and Sherry Stein. Candidates demonstrated their favorite hobbies. 24
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DAN JOHNSTON and date rescue ihe ASB refreshment booth and serve hungry Mardi Gras goers after the booth was mysteriously left alone during the festivities. GOING UNDER. Ray Tontini takes a cool dip in the KU dunking tank. He took so long coming up that we wondsr if KU added something besides water. DEADEYE. Tom Langsdale takes deadly aim on a bobbing leg in Delta Chi Delta ' s ring toss. Tom seems sure of himself but friends look skeptical. A - 19 j iL l l H Hi 26 NO WONDER Tom is so enthusiastic. With legs like these Delta Chi had little trouble attracting customers. This is one way to put a ring on a pretty girl. I
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