University of Minnesota - Gopher Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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CHORUS CIKI.S. hacked l v intent trumlH nisl, illustrate carnival spirit that captivates rather staid collegians. Outsiders would have haul time believing performers were amateurs who, after weeks of rehearsals, put show on road for charitable one-night stand. HARKKRS, using megaphone and old-fashioned lung |M»wer rather than a microphone, hold aloft traditional kcwpic doll prize GAME OPERATOR rests his chin on balloon user! as a prize, and enjoys watching customer attempt to win one of big awards listed on cards. TV VIEWERS stand in tracks eyeing a television show Though it was just one of several TV sets, watchers enjoyed life-size screen. PLANNERS check performance of device to drop egg volks on heads of human targets in their game of chance. I’ujjc 19

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SOI ATTING worker applies finishing touch Itefore first show starts. hiking tank for water show requires fir hose and sidewalk engineers lo hasten pre-show jo! . PAINTING sign for Hroadway Itlnxhex is lest for agile, shoeless painter. Campus Carnival GRASS SKIRTS rustle and sailors Ogle during soug-and-dance numlier of “Shore leave.” Show was eomhination »f South Paeifie and Kslher Williams' water hallet. Cast was anxious during entire run that tank might collapse as it had done before opening. HOME MADE CANDIES S CAKES from MRS SPARROW 1 0 FUGHTS from the u HVING QU8

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OtICrOM CHAIRMAN Roger Moore is na-(ioiuil Republican chib president. KiTOin celebration rocks I be convention after Kisen-hower won on second ballot. Ike” beat Sell. Taft. Justice Douglas, (iov, Karl Warren. ItICim.l I'LAYKItS while away time l»ctween s| iccchcs with fast LOUISIANA delegates listen to speaker, compare notes, decide rubber Olliers worked on knitting, some ducked out to drink Coke. to siipjmrt Delaware's choice. Supreme Court Justice Douglas. I’age 20