Worcester Polytechnic Institute - Peddler Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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Once again, the Miss WPI Contest was held. WPI males got to strut their stuff in front of a crowd of about 200 people. There were four categories that they were judged in: evening dress, lingerie, bathing suit, and answers to various questions. Some contestants names were Betty Loose, Sue Easy and Candy Bottomless. The scariest part was that some of them actually looked good! Right: One of the finalists shows her his excitement. Events

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Sy«tc6... Dale Hofling and friends perform a Doo-Wap-Wap song. What makes these people practice, dress up, go up on stage and pretend to sing a song? Is it fame, alcohol, money? Probably the money. The tradition of lip synchers continued this year. Events Left: Some Sig Pi brothers got a little too into the contest and ended up breaking the stage.

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Rick Berlin has a great style of his own. tf-osnfeet 4, ‘PC ce The challenge for Gompei ' s Entertainment Committee of SOCCOM in the past year was enormous. With memories of WPI ' s Pub as it used to be, alive only in the minds of the senior class (Happy Hours every Tuesday and Friday night- where all the campus, teachers alike, could be found together relaxing as friends), SOCCOM focused on providing a new look to the old Pub. To compliment the recent renovations and new name (Gompei ' s Place), SOCCOM decided that Gompei ' s should be a place for quality entertainment and a variety of good food and drink (though non-alcoholic). While competing with Rush, Greek Weekend and Homecoming made things slow at first, the campus began to realize that top bands which one might pay a five dollar cover charge for downtown, were being brought to WPI for as little as one dollar admission. Events