Truman State University - Echo Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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ll67lVl7l S' FAIR Show nd Tell 6 GM uscle in on Something Good was the theme of the Activities Fair sponsored by Cardinal Key and Student Activities Board Sept. 25. More than 1,000 students attended the fair and saw 61 booths or displays that were set up by the various organizations in an attempt to interest more students in the organizations. The Blackjack Rifle and Pistol Club won the S10 prize for the best booth. Door prizes were awarded and free popcorn and gift packs were given away. Demonstrations were given by the K-Dettes, Karate Club, and Drill Team. Jeff Burns and Sharon Chutte from the Purple Omen also performed. Kathy Eder and Becky Keiter answer a ques- tion that a student asked at the Blackjack Rifle and Pistol Club's booth. The club received a S10 prize for the best booth. CABOVEJ Alpha Phi Sigma members Dave Treba and Linda Flynn use the comparison microscope set up at the Activities Fair. The comparison microscope is used by the criminal justice society and law enforcement classes.

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at Q -Xe . s X Nts? lNU00l BOO sl ,Q 5 , SYQQMSQ 2 f X W. Wg M4 zf.w'ff,sw,rS+ 114 :W f . ,WA . 4- .1f4.i.QwzfE:,zQ,- .2 Wm so sag! lLN U IITY Ml f ,,,, ,. at ,,,,,..,, Kathy Mclnnes operates a polygraph for Psychology Club. Volunteers were asked to lie to a particular question and a high percentage of the lies were successfully reported. QBELOWJ Jerry Prante, Pat DeBlois, and Sue Giuliani work at the Panther Drill Team booth. The booth ex- hibited equipment and uniforms used by the Drill team members. QBELOW LEFTJ Dr. Matt Eichor stands by as members of Lambda Alpha Epsilon explain their display to interested students. Lamb- da Alpha Epsilon is a law society sponsored by Dr. Eichor. ,.ae,,, sf . 5 if , gf, X, l., is 3 A . sam xliisfaee-r' fi-JF'