| Ames Daily
Tribune, May 19, 1952
Nineteen other floats besides Delta Zeta's
sweepstakes winning "Building Leadership" took prizes or honorable mentions
in Saturday's Veishea float parade. They were:
Men's residence association: Nobel House,
"Don't Hide Your Head - Get Ahead," first place: Godfrey house, "Leadership
Takes Sense," second place; and ward system, "Spirit of Leadership," honorable
mention.
Fraternities: Theta Delto Chi, "new Horizons,"
first place; Sigma Chi, "A Giant in War or Peace," second place; Delto
Tau Delta, "Stick with Leadership," and Lambda Chi Alpha, "Pioneers in
Education," honorable mentions.
Departments: Dairy industry, "Making Future
Leaders Strong," first place; Forestry, "Nature Leads Science," second
place; Iowa State Mining society, "The Need for Raw Materials Leads the
Way," honorable mention.
Campus organizations: Arnold Air society,
"Education has its Fine Points," first place; Pershing Rifles, "Military
Leadership," second place; Order of the Sextant, "A Lesson in Leadership
with the NROTC," honorable mention.
Women's residences: Roberts hall, "Women
Maintain a Hold of Leadership," and Lyon hall, "One Jump Ahead - Leadership."
Sororities: Kappa Alpha Theta, "Lead and
They Shall Follow," first place; Chi Omega, "Bully for Leadership," second
place; Alpha Gamma Delta, "Got a Leader on the Line," and Sigma Kappa,
"Pulling for the Future," honorable mentions. |