Folder 06: Student Life: Annual Carnival

Scene at the Annual Junior Class Carnival.

At the Junior Class Carnival, the Naval Amphibious Base, Little Creek put on a display of its Underwater Demolition Team (left). To the right of the Underwater Demolition Team display is the Naval and Marine Air Reserve display.

Scene from the Annual Junior Class Carnival held in May, 1959.

Scene at the Annual Junior Class Carnival held May 8-9 at the Foreman Field parking lot.

Crowd scene at the Annual Junior Class Carnival held May 8-9 at the Foreman Field parking lot.

Four of the candidates competing to be Junior Class Carnival Queen are left to right: Julianne Stark, Maureen McMahon, Jean Marie Heller, and Susan Hodges.

Candidates for Queen of the Junior Class Carnival. Back row, left to right: Jane Wallace, Susan Hodges, Betty Haggard, Juliet Wagner, Barbara Barker, and Lee Thompson. Front row, left to right: Doris Gautreaux, Gypsy March, Margie Nelson, Diane Barclay, Peggy Gies, Frances Whitehurst, and Joyce Wallace.

Portrait of Jackie Wright, Queen of the Junior Class carnival.

Children look over the game booths at the Annual Junior Carnival.

Construction of exhibit and game booths is under way for the Annual Junior Class Carnival.

The Junior Class Carnival featured many exhibits by the Army and Navy. One of the exhibits was "Nike," the only land based antiaircraft missle in operation at the time.

Kappa Sigma Kappa fraternity sponsored one of the favorite game booths at the Junior Class Carnival --"Pie-in-the-Eye." For ten cents carnival goers could try their skill at hitting the unfortuante Kappa goat with a chocolate pudding pie.

Susan Hodges and Judy Aux, candidates for the Queen of the Junior Class Carnival, are shown seated in one of the cars on display at the carnival.