University of Wisconsin Whitewater - Minneiska Yearbook (Whitewater, WI)

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-.1 R ' ' . Mike L ecewmg lfophnes for the weekencl's activities are, from left to right: amefndola, and Jack Hoffmann. The Woodchoppers Ball climaxed a fun-filled weekend on Saturday night. Queen Jan Ames is pictured at the left accepting her crown from last year's queen, Patti Miles, as her escort, Jim Haas, looks on. Those who enioyed the activities and games, the entertainment and the dance, are indebted to the students who plan- ned Ice-O-Rama 1964. Members of the Steering Committee are pictured below, from left to right: Andy Anderson, Rick Felton, Barry Barton, Nancy Stoltman, Karen Digman, Vern Dahlstrom, Bob Peter- son, and Jerry Teska. Ken Green, John Kafer, Elaine Schneeberger, Marilyn Balog, Sally Hahn, ice-o-rama- i 7

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While the judging for snow-sculpture and ice-carving was in progress, campus groups were battling for positions in the outdoor games. Tug-of-war, ice block relay, sled races, volley ball, and a greased pig chase were lust a few. In Men's Games, the men ot Phi Sigma Epsilon were strong enough and slippery enough to capture first place. Phi Chi Epsilon came in a close second. rf. ,,..hU,,1 I' QL f 401- ' To the cries of Pull harder! Pull hard- er! Phi Lambda won first place in the VVomen's Division. The women of Delta Zeta proved skillful enuogh to capture the second place trophy. 16-ice-o-rama

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Uni-cl m licmmal heaux-am hall! licwlriuu olww 2 1 M Y! 5 4, 1 Q 'XA 'l if 'bif , st s.. , I . r if J ,Aff ,mug 1:4 -ex -Jr? hi I 5, 9 HX Stephen Sanders and Maxine Schultz reigned over the Tri Dorm Formal. Coeds put on their prettiest smiles as they model for the Student Council Fashion Show. 18-campus life A' Keeping with the tradition of artist's groups throughout the world, the Left Bank Art Club sponsored their first an- nual Beaux-Arts Ball. Imagina- tion was to be used in cos- tumlng and the king and queen, seem to have expressed them- selves well. ix IH 16.