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Queen Bobbie Ha.rgia, center, and Princesses
Terry! Willy and Barbara Pearce reigned over the
Little International week April 16 to 21. The
queen and her attendants awarded trophies and
ribbona to winnin9 contestants in the competi·
tlon eventa on the final day of the Little Inter·
national.
Committee heada in the picture to the left held
fNt to their duties of planning Little Intern&·
tiona! actlvitiaa. Seated, leJt to right, are Ralph
Wilder. Lawrence Grover, Marv Jagela, Bob
SchHd, BiU Choules. Ralph Hart and Wally Taylor.
Standing aH Kent Paynter, Floyd Gephart,
Bill Meyei"S, John Weinmann and Gary Se.s·
aiona.
Animate a tole the apotllght on the campus during the 25th annual Little
Internat ional week , which Included fitting and showing contests of
many ani mala in the University livestock barns. Thirty trophies and 120
ribbon• wore awardod con teat winners in the field houao show April 21.
John Weinmann, senior animal husbandry major, copped all honora by
totaling 1,665 polnta during the aix-day contest and was awarded the
first pla ce trophy. Special features included the coed cow-milking conteat,
tho aheep-ahearing contest and the pie-eating contest.
Studenta, townapeople and visitors on the campus lined the M oscow
atroeta for the 25th onnual Little International parade. Nurnoroua
floato, llveatoct. and exhibits were shown by the College o£ Agriculture
in the annual ohow sponsored by the Ag Club and Alpha Zeta. Above,
the Air Force ROTC group marches a• part of the parade, cloaoly
followed by the traditional "Lawyera' Float" complete with a General
MacArthur fac:aimile which netted them a first prize in the parade
float dlvlolon.
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