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Gamma Phi, Fiji, and TMA combined talents for their booth at the first
benefit carnival and taxi dance on the campus March 16. Dime dance
tickets were sold to campus males who traded a ticket for._ dence with
the coed of his choice from one of the booths in the SUB ballroom. All
money was donated for Idaho's crippled children, wit h each campu s
living group participating.
Trophy winners were Jim LaGrone, SAE; Mary Harding, Alpha Chi ;
Jane MacMillan, Hays Hall: Melvin Crumley, Lindley, winner of the
car; Billy Mullins, general chairman; and Edmond Fisher, Idaho Club.
The car, donated by Rex Wendle. Spokane, was given away following
the sale and drawing of raffle tickets. The student Chamber of Commerce
was the sponsoring organization of the dance.
Winning booth was this Dutch windmill con&tructed by the men of Idaho
Club and SAE and ".nanned" by Kappa Alpha Theta coeds. Judging was
buod on clevernesa and originality. Honorable rnention went to Pine Hall
and TKE for the " Pot of Gold" with Alpha Phi, and to Kappa Sigma and
Phi Tau, aided by Forney Hall, for the " Circuo."
Placing second in the ticket totals were the Alpha Chi "Bunnies." Hays
Hall " Greek Goddesses" garnered the rnost rnoney for dance tickets to
win the first place trophy in that division. The Carnival dance netted $600
for crippled children aid. Each of the eleven wornen 's living groups selected
a theme for coaturnes and the booths were constructed by the rnen 's
living groups aerving with the coeda.
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