St Cloud State Teachers College - Talahi Yearbook (St Cloud, MN)

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Popular Pat Potter serves as emcee forthe 1966 Sno Days talent show. The Alpha Phi girls give their dazzling dance routine at talent show held in conjunction with Sno Days this winter. From the extreme left are Mary jo Cox, Lois McDougall, Susan Smith, Sally Melberg, jackie Dubbe, Beverly Fuglem and Scharlene Stofko. Sigma Tau Gamma Men in 1966 Sno Days Laurels Rallying strong from their mediocre performance at Homecoming in October, the determined members of Sigma Tau Gamma put together a tremendous group effort this winter and deservedly walked off with the best-overall performance trophy at the 1966 Sno Days. Other award winners were Tau Kappa Epsilon and Alpha Xi Delta, who displayed the best snow sculpturesg Larry Hall and Alpha Phi conquered the tug-of-war eventsg Tri Sig and Sig Tau were victorious in the broomball competitiong winners of the slalom race were Mitchell and Case Hallsg and in the toboggan race top awards went to Mitchell Hall and TKE. The students at St. Cloud State chose as their 1966 Sno Days royalty Kathy Leszcynski andjack Linehan. Kathy Leszcynski, sophomore from Stillwater, and jack Linehan. sophomore from Hudson, Wisconsin, reign as king and queen over 1966 Sno Days. ,X , A 'NJ ., ,. Q, if I 1 1 , B ' 1 -.Ji ,f' I SN , L A im, M I , 1 29

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1 ,,,4-fl. y . rv - I ' . F . Yffiff fx , a F eb ' f of If' . Mike Brinda gets a word of encouragement from official scorer, Shirley Yde, in the Sno Days slalom competition held at Riverside Park. Above: Diane Voge and Bev Moye lead the pull for Alpha Phi in the women's Lug-of-war competition. The anchorwoman on this team is Carol Dowdell. Below: Diane Springer takes command of the tobog- gan, with a cheerful assist from co-pilot Bunny Sullivan. Xin.-Q 28

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5 I il P . . 'mm Entertaining at the Teke Playboy Dance is thejerry Hudak Trio. Playboy Penthouse Dance Livens Up Eastman Hall For four unreal hours on the evening of February 5, athletic supporters gave way to G-strings as the accepted mode of dress in murky Eastman Hall. Tearing a page from the scantily-clad leaflet of female philosopher Hugh Hefner, SCS's Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity again this year staged its annual Playboy Penthouse Dance. Certain time-honored traditions discouraged the resourceful Teke's from capturing the full color of life as it is supposedly lived in the various Playboy clubs. But by ordinary college dance standards, this boy-girl outing stands at the front of the line for one-upsrnan- ship plaudits. Despite the bar, casino, lively stage show and endless parade ofllovely bunnies, everyone was alert enough at the end to cheer 1966 Playboy Queen, Nancy Snyder.