University of Nebraska Lincoln - Cornhusker Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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f WinfRS ffflR Ajr snulcnts I ' ost Itocleo Sijriis ■ ' ( • K • ' Fair publicity. l!ar-U-( iu ' ' lim!ixi ' FiiriiiiT ' F.iir Guys, gals lick their chops. tJibbs. Fcnstcr Win Ciilf Cjiicliinj. ' ( ' IjHmpionslnp Muililfl i-Diii uisI iif stublxirn calf. -Miiiiuitli. IJjorkhuul Revealed .i . K yalty Whisker King — Goelelcss of Agriculture. Whiskers, Barb-B-Que, rodeo, parade made up Farmers ' Fair days Sflionl (la .- nil Ay ciiiiiinis caiin ' tn ;i cliiiiiix witli tlu ' Farmer ' s Fair (•••Icluation. ( ' (iniplt ' tc witli icniciiiliraiiccs of llir W ' ilil West, hcnvliiskcrcd y:eiits and calit-ii-skirti ' d ladies led tlie graml i)arad( ' tliroiij;Ii town. All dejiartnifnts were on display at ojten liouse. The hoys swung their partners at the Cotton and Denim danee where lioland Monteith and Sue Bjorklund were named Whisker King and Goddess of Agriculture. Bronc rifling ami calf rojiiug were fea- tured in the afternoon rodeo. The Bar- B-Quc Saturday evening Ava.s a successful ending to the week-end activities. Page 29

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A ' . 1( ' A Presents Wiiiiiiim- Curtain Aet ' ' Plan yHhout Words wins. Coll-Agri Fun skits featured originality, sparkling comedy It ' s an I ' venini;- ol ' fun whcii the cur- tain opens on the highlight of Ag eamptis, Coll-Agii i- ' uii. Shipstick comedies and take-nlTs on cam u life were the themes of the majority of till ' coloi-ful acts of tlie inrjll-. )! show. Farm House ijresented a sparkling comedy act, Good Knight Irene, to take first ])lace in the skit division. The winning curtain act, Play Without Words, was {)ro(luced hy the Ag YMCA. The timely cjuips of Dick Walsh, master of ceremonies, helped to complete the eve- ning ' s performances. ' Good Knight Irene Cops Skit Ilnnors The unnner — Farm TlouJie. Home Kc Clnh (iives ( ' oll-A rri Fun Skit Black-face follies. Page 28

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Social life accented by parties of colorful themes, gay costumes Queens, Kings, costumes, t ' ormals, soft liylits and music were the ingredients of the l oU-. )! campus dances. Ofiicially opening the formal season a the .Military Ball. The six most cliiiililc bachelors wvvq i)restMited at the Mortar l oaiil Ball, and Dee liidilell was nanicil swcct- licart at tlir interfraternity Ball. ' i ' lic I ' liinii ballroom was tiie site of nian gala pai ' tics wliicii inchidi ' d the Hello dance and the Calendar dance. House parties, from the Beta lioneymoon Hotel to the Sigma Xn I ' igge dinner. adde l to the vear ' s colorful social events. Strattoii, Ciawt ' ord Jillfrliuy; at Sliijuvivi-k I ' .niv Cost It 111 ex add to South Sen Istlniul nir. CakMidar Girte Surroiuid Emcee Hank Cecil Caiiipns lirdnfics ripres()it((l lln firrln imnitlis. Page 30