Southwest Texas State Teachers College - Pedagog Yearbook (San Marcos, TX)

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Pf ■» v [ ' ■ Border Theme CftSlNO ' m de Left: Jim Lange, Houston sophomore, must have stopped by tlie Phi Kappa Tau ' s sombrero sale from the size of his hat. Center; Alpha Phi Omega members seem to have had a wet night with their dunking booth. Above Joycelyn Henry, San Marcos junior and Nancy Whitemore, Hous- ton junior, compliment Sigma Nu ' s gambling casino.

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Fall Carnival Features South of the With the theme, Fiesta de Ontono, the annual fall car- nival initiated the fall semester ' s activities. Each or- ganization on campus was invited to set up an attraction, which benefits their activities for the year. Fraternities, sororities, special interest clubs, and professional or- ganizations all contributed booths which made Fiesta de Ontono a night to remember. The night began at the Student Center with all of the various games of skill and luck. The Phi Psi ' s held a ping- pong ball toss. Delta Zeta sponsored a Hit the Turtle booth, and several Pi Kappa Alpha pledges were a little apprehensive as the waited for the Pike ' s Hit the Pledge with a Pie booth. The spiriteers, along with the cheerleaders sponsored a very unique attraction— a mock marriage performed in Spanish, complete with a picture of bride and groom. Immediately following the fun of the boodis and the tests of skill and luck, the crowd moved inside the SUB for a dance. Highlighting the dance was the presentation of Peggy Gwin, Houston senior, as Senorita Tejas, and Phil Arnold, Jourdanton junior, as Senor Tejas.

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JT1 Vietnam Demonstrations Reach SWT Campus