University of Wisconsin Oshkosh - Quiver Yearbook (Oshkosh, WI)

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f Boy Meets Girl... Boy Loses Girl... Girl Finds Boyfriend” The flighty, wild era of the “Roaring Twenties' introduced the '69-70 drama season with the reenactment of Sandy Wilson’s musical comedy, The Boyfriend. Complete with toe-tappers and flying fringes, this student production, under the guidance of Gloria Link, captured the colorful gaiety of a not-so-distant past. As an encore to a successful summer run. the Charleston, soft colors, and piercing squeals of laughter combined into one evening of swinging entertainment. ABOVE: In bubbly delight the Girl swoons over the romantic intentions of a young crooner. RIGHT: The Boyfriend accompanies his Special Delivery with a melody. CENTER: Young ladies burst into laughter over a fellow's method of winning a girl's heart. 22 I

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September 27 Like the side show to a state fair, the Inter-Fraternity Council-Pan-Hellenic Picnic frolicked amid its carnival atmosphere. Barkers beckoned passers-by to test their skills and try their luck at the variety of booths sponsored by individual fraternities and sororities. While fellows demonstrated their strength attempting to ring the bell with a slug of the sledgehammer, other picnickers sneered at the chance to throw eggs and water balloons at dodging frat brothers. And of course, it would have been a drab picnic without plenty of food to complete the carnival fun and gaiety. Still, one attraction, Duane Kok, was so hungry he resorted to swallowing goldfish. Try as he may. however, he failed to revive the college craze of yesteryear. C 24