University of Central Missouri - Rhetor Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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ALPHA PHI OMEGA sponsors 196 UMUC Seventeenth annual LYMUC contest. sponsored by Alpha Phi Umega, fea- tured a new event this year. The first UMUC carnival was held. in which such attractions as pie-throwing contests and kissing booths were sponsored by various campus organizations. The highlight of the evening was the in- troduction by song of the Ugly Man and Beauty Queen candidates. In addition to the carnival, an ice-carving contest was held in which candi- dates chopped on 100-pound blocks of ice: and a car-smashing event was also held. The highlight of the UMUC drive was the semi-formal ball at which the con- test winners were announced. ,lay Bob Estes. Theta Chi. won 1967 Ugliest Man on Campus. and Sudie Spivey. Alpha Sigma Alpha. was crowned 1967 Beauty Queen. The Theta Chi's collected 53.-L21 of a total of 35.516 collect- ed on campus. 22 .fi Rh, -ez: .lay Bob Estes. Theta Chi, the 1967 lfgliest Man on Campus 1- .pw QP Representing Alpha Sigma Alpha, Sudie Spivey is crowned 1967 UMUC Beauty Queen by President Warren Lovinger.

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1 FIRST PRINCESS Janie Steiner Tau Kappa Epsilon Vivian Rowles Sigma Sigma Sigma RHETCR Queen Banquet honors twelve candidates Discussions revealing views on college life, world affairs, and modern culture and philosophy assisted judges in choosing a 1967 RHETOR queen. Twelve queen candidates had 15-minute interviews with three judges on the afternoon of the annual RHETOR queen banquet. And, at the steak dinner banquet that evening, each contestant answered a serious question and a humorous question. Off-campus attire was worn by candidates to the interviews and a formal dress to the banquet. The three judges were Mrs. Joe Cagna, Mrs, Ralph Cranneman, and Mr. Cliff Lash. On March 18, the RHETOR Queen was crowned and reigned over the Rhetor Ball. janet Rash Nickerson Hall Sherri Schwaneke Sigma Kappa 21 SECOND PRINCESS Andrea Lindsay Alpha Omicron Pi tg- Eileen Haase Houts-Hosey Hall Linda Stalling Alpha Sigma Tau f'f b Carolyn Montesano Alpha Sigma Alpha La Nita Cable Delta Zeta Sharon Pipkin South Yeater Hall Mary Begh Vogt Phi Sigma Epsilon v of ' . ,hx ss K, f r sf 1

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Concert-dance highlights CEMO popularity contest Sponsoring CEMO. the all-school popularity contest. the SGA presented its candidates to the student body at a basketball game. At a concert-sock hop held in Garrison Gymnasium on February 10, Steve Witlcowski, Tau Kappa Epsilon, was chosen as Mr. CEMO, and Chris Roose, Alpha Sigma Alpha, as Miss CEMO of CMS. Bob Gillum. Alpha Kappa Lambda, and Julie Shotwell, Sigma Sigma Sigma, were first runners-up. followed by Lonnie Billard, Lambda Chi Alpha, and Patty Templeton. Sigma Kappa, as second runners-up. Two professional performing groups, The Argyles and The Vogues, were featured at the CEMO dance. an lf' 1 The vogues Mr. CEMO. Steve Witkowski. Tau Kappa Epsilon, joins Chris Ronse. Alpha Sigma Alpha. Miss CEMO. in admiring the winners' plaques they reeeiv ed at the danee, Providing the latest music for the CEMO dance. The Hollywood Argyles began an evening of enjoyment. At two different inter- vals. The Vogues provided a concert with their great vocal tal- ents. including their most popular hits. You're the One. Five O'Cloek Worldf- Magic Townf' Land of Milk and Honey, and That's the Tune. Bobby Rey and The Argyles 23