University of California Riverside - Tartan Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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In the traditions of 0 Now just what is this all about? It looks like a riotous mob up to something. The best inforf mation has it that those shoes so gleefully clutch' ed ,belong to Dennis Weeks, ASUCR President, who was escorted to the UCR pool for his Scots on the Rocks Day address. lt really took all of this assistance too! Still being escorted to the platform-it wasn't that Denny was reluctantg he was just bashful, lfl... It's a bullsfeiye for DeadfEye Dick Schooniover as he hits George Beattie right in the eye' ball. Although this was not a part of the organized Scots on the Rocks Day activities, it was enthusiastically participated in by many. ' K fgg:.,,sg1 is-sig - ' Qwwsfs- . . W, Mak-F . is ,Qs-A k D-on't be alarmed! It's not a seafserpent, only Denny Weeks finally delivering the long awaited Scots on the Riocks address. The text of his message has not yet been recovered by divers.

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Cot judging the beard entry of Skip Meares, are three of the toughest judges who ever looked at any man's beard, top to bottom: Drs. Halberg, Wild, and Hurrah. A welcome break in the long spring semester, Scots on the Rocks Day gave Highlanders a chance to regress to childhood. Sponsored by the Big C Society, the day's activities included tugfofwar, mud fights, beard and beauty contests. Campus organizations took advantage of the situation and raised money for their treasuries at the Carnival that eve' ning. each Beard Contest winners admire other's efforts. It was a hard decif sion, but the prize for the best beard went to Bob Thomas, center, oven Skig Mcares, left, and XValt Rich. Hob -Wills tosses the caber, one of the ctivities of a tradional Highland sportr vent. . f And a good time was had by all . . goes the old saying. In any case. it looks like fun, but it tastes better. Anything can happen at the piefeating contest, right Jackie, Lewi?

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V v l l Cots judging the beard entry of Skip Ivfeares, are three of the toughest judges who ever looked at any man's beard, top to bottom: Drs. Halberg, Vsfild, and Harrah. A welcome break in the long spring semester, Scots on the Rocks Day gave Highlanders a chance to regress to childhood. Sponsored by the Big C Society, the day's activities included tugfofwar, mud fights, beard and beauty contests. Campus organizations took advantage of the situation and raised money for their treasuries at the Carnival that eve' ning. Beard Contest winners admire each other's efforts. It was a hard decif sion, but the prize for the best beard went to Bob Thomas, center, oven Skil- Meares, left, and Walt Rich. Bob .Wills tosses the eaber, one of the ctivities of a tradional Highland sports' vent. - - L'And a good time was had by all . . goes the old saying. In any case. it looks like fun, but it tastes better. Anything can happen at the piefeating contest, right Jackie, Lewi?