So here's the trivia chronology, pieced together from various news sources and the memories of current and former participants. It's a work in progress at the moment. Anyone who can help us fill in the blanks should contact the current Grand Master, who'll relay that information to the webmaster. Click a year below to jump to that part of the page, or click here to go back.

1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

The 2005 Contest, Trivia XL

Winners
On-Campus
1. Bucky's Banastitudinal Bibulous Banshees, Bigamously Bumping Big Booty Boogie Bandits, Blaspheming Bawdy Burundian Bannisters Betwixt Bloody Bizarre Ballistas, Bamboozling Bulbous Behemoth Bolsheviks Boasting Bling-Bling Bludgeoning Bedonkadonk (a.k.a. the YUAIs) with 1115 points
2. Nerds with Hooterphobia with 1043 points
3. Ali Babar and The Forty Thieves OR Ragamuffin and the Stuffin' (from Kohler) with 1015 points

Off-Campus
1. West Bank of Kaukauna, Concealing Weapons of Mass Deduction with 1237 points
2. Skull Squadron with 1132 points
3. Iowans, Only Whack as Needed, Sir with 1062 points

Special Awards: Gurgle Durr received the Biggest Balls Award for their attempt to answer the Super Garruda.

Date: January 28-30
Grand Master: Jonathon Roberts
Motto: Intervigilio Vita Incipio
Number of Questions: 356
Super Garuda: On December 11, 2004, Mushtariy Madrahimova from Uzbekistan visited the capitol building in Madison and signed the guest book. What were her comments?
Answer (highlight text to view): "It is the hugest building I've ever been."

The 2004 Contest, Trivia XXXIX

Winners
On-Campus
1. Bucky's BBBBBBs... (a.k.a. the YUAIs) with 1268 points
2. Just Another Phallic Symbol with 1152 points
3. Dostoevsky and the Sunshine Band Featuring Snorlax on Cowbell with 1104 points

Off-Campus
1. The Bank of Kaukauna Foreclosing on Trivia with 1335 points
2. Skull Squadron with 1265 points
3. Lucky Guess at the Library, We Got Spirit Yes We... with 1250 points

Date: January 23-25
Grand Master: Phred Beattie
Motto: Ne cede malis
Number of Questions: 352
Super Garuda: What casts a shadow on Jesus in the Debakey Room in the Methodist Hospital in Houston, Texas?
Answer (highlight text to view): Sculpture of Michael Debakey's cupped hands

The 2003 Contest, Trivia XXXVIII

Winners
On-Campus
1. Bucky's BBBBBBs... (a.k.a. the YUAIs) with 1319 points
2. Old Man Jamie's Grumpy Group with 1288 points
3. Eine kleine Überteam with 1214 points

Off-Campus
1. Federal Reserve Bank Of Kaukauna with 1475 points
2. Six Feet Under with 1335 points
3. Skull Squadron with 1295 points

Date: January 24-26
Grand Master: Cene Ketcham
Motto: Quisnam diabolicus Ryan Iuvenem Nugarum Magistrum designavit?
Number of Questions: 351
Super Garuda: When he was in ninth grade, Frank Zappa won a Fire Prevention Week poster contest. What did his poster say?
Answer (highlight text to view): No Picnic. Why? No Woods. Prevent Forest Fire

The 2002 Contest, Trivia XXXVII

Winners
On-Campus
1. Bucky's BBBBBBs... (a.k.a. the YUAIs) with 1302 points
2. Deine Überteam with 1300 points
3. Statue of Liberty doesn't go there with 1248 points

Off-Campus
1. Piggy Bank of Kaukauna: The Snout with Clout with 1375 points
2. Lucky Guess Choking on a Pretzel at the Library with 1345 points
3. Lord of the Iowans: Fellowship of the Corn with 1170 points

Date: January 25-27
Grand Master: Curtis Dye
Motto: Solium est non locum domire
Number of Questions: 392
Super Garuda: Who drove in the winning runs in the Busch baseball tournament championship game in Madison, Wisconsin?
Answer (highlight text to view): Kent Palmer of the "Black and Tans from Harmony Bar" team

The 2001 Contest, Trivia XXXVI

Winners
On-Campus
1. Der Überteam with 1288 points
2. The Fantastical and Mythical Adventures of Kohler and Trever in Steve's Pants with 1131 points
3. How Snorlax Got His Groove Back with 1050 points

Off-Campus
1. Snow Bank of Kaukauna Plowing You Under with 1315 points
2. Lucky Guess Highlighting Naughty Bits at the Library with 1200 points
3. Electile Dysfunction with 1155 points

Date: January 19-21
Grand Master: Matt Pickett
Motto: (Unknown)
Number of Questions: 357
Super Garuda: If the longest home run ever hit at Wriggly Field had gone three more feet, whose television would have been destroyed?
Answer (highlight text to view): Naomi Martinez's
Fluffy Pagan Baby Bunnies and Jabberwocky answered the Super Garuda correctly.

The 2000 Contest, Trivia XXXV

Winners
On-Campus
1. The YUAIs with 1264 points
2. Kohler with 1160 points
3. Das Überteam with 903 points

Off-Campus
1. Touched by an Uncle with 1335 points
2. Blood Bank of Kaukauna: This time it's personal with 1190 points
3. Extra Phone Line $90, Additional Beer $80, Being an Iowan… priceless with 1065 points

Date: January 28-30
Grand Master: Eli Salembier
Motto: "Esta grod domire crematurus esse"
Number of Questions: 364
Super Garuda: In the movie The World is not Enough what work of contemporary sculpture appears in the beginning chase scene?
Answer (highlight text to view): "Puppy" by Jeff Koons
Blood Bank of Kaukauna answered the Super Garuda correctly.

The 1999 Contest, Trivia XXXIV

Winners
On-Campus
1. The YUAIs... with 1189 points
2. Coleman/Brokaw... with 1053 points
3. Die Überteam with 985 points

Off-Campus
1. TRIVIAGRA with 1065 points
2. Laughing All the Way to the Bank of Kaukauna with 960 points
3. Iowa Sofa Kingdom with 835 points

Date: January 29-31
Grand Master: Mike Piastowski
Motto: "Salvete ad insulam! - Nolite commisari"
Number of Questions: 355
Super Garuda: In a room of the Escuela de Nusica Popular de Avellaneda in Avellaneda, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Rodolfo Mederos, bandoneon player and composer, holds a weekly rehearsal for the tango orchestra he directs. On the wall there is a piece of paper with the lyrics to a song. What is the song title and who composed the song?
Answer (highlight text to view): "El Poeta" by Atahualpa Yupanqui

The 1998 Contest, Trivia XXXIII

Winners
On-Campus
1. Bucky's Banastitudinal Banshees... with 1255 points
2. ColmanUs Evil Namlocs... with 1035 points
3. The Kohler Dynasty with 815 points

Off-Campus
1. You can take it to the Bank of Kaukauna with 1175 points
2. Ski Iowa, Guaranteed Tree Free with 915 points
3. Lucky Guess Denies Having an Affair with the Library with 900 points

Date: January 23-25
Grand Master: Matt Kuchta
Motto: "remanet fragilis in lacte"
Number of Questions: 353
Super Garuda: On April 19, 1979 Ray Bolt of Birmingham England appeared on BBC television and performed an unusual action. What program did he appear on and what did he do?
Answer (highlight text to view): Pebble Mill at One, Constructed a life-size orgami elephant
Go Deep answered the Super Garuda correctly.

The 1997 Contest, Trivia XXXII

Winners
On-Campus
1. Kohler and Phi Kappa Tau with 1005 points
2. Banastitude and Lepers... with 945 points
3. Trivial Transgressors of Colman/Ormsby with 775 points

Off-Campus
1. It's in the Bank of Kaukauna with 945 points
2. One Guy, One Book, One Phone with 910 points
3. The Cheese Stands Alone with 865 points

Date: January 24-26
Grand Master: Ben Kroll
Motto: "Deus misericordiam nobis habeat"
Number of Questions: 343
Super Garuda: What are the names and titles typed under the last four signatures on page eight of the September 1970 publication "The Eau Claire County Community Shelter Plan; Where to go and What to do in case of Nuclear Attack"?
Answer (highlight text to view): D.E. Whelan - Eau Claire Press Company, Harvey Borchers Jr. - Wisconsin Telephone Company, Leonard Drescher - G.S.A., Hilda Carter - Plan Commission

The 1996 Contest, Trivia XXXI

Winners
On-Campus
1. Kohler and Phi Kappa Tau with 985 points
2. The House Formerly Known as WHAM with 910 points
3. Plantz Hall with 680 points

Off-Campus
1. Cheese Schnapps with 1,215 points
2. Houston We're Buried in a Basement with 1,090 points
3. Lucky Guess Drifts into the Library with 960 points

Date: January
Grand Master: Joe "Kiwi-Mango" Meek
Motto: "pulsabit pilumtuum in caenum"
Number of Questions: 311
Super Garuda: On Thursday December 21, 1995 the Nave Commodores Jazz Ensemble gave a concert in the Chicago Hilton's Grand Ballroom as part of the 49th annual Midwest International Band and Orchestra Clinic. Audience members received on their chairs a plastic "Christmas stocking" from United Musical Instruments Inc. with five items inside. One item was a button which read 'I am the future of music', what were the other four items?
Answer (highlight text to view): Cork grease, bow rosin, valve oil, and an apple Christmas ornament

The 1995 Contest, Trivia XXX

Winners
On-Campus
1. P.L.O.C.K. Sponsored by Domino's Coffee Cup Cafe and Pizza Chef with 960 points
2. One Banastitudial Superbowl
3. Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Trevor

Off-Campus
1. Mostly Harmless with 1,000 points
2. Den of Iniquity with 960 points
3. Under Where with 950 points

Date: January 20-22
Grand Masters: Jeremy Satchell and Dale Weiman
Motto: "pulsabit pilumtuum in caenum"
Number of Questions: 311
Super Garuda: What was the name of the building where William H. Ashley took his oath of office as lieutenant governor of Missouri on September 19, 1820?
Answer (highlight text to view): Major Biddle's Missouri Hotel

The 1994 Contest, Trivia XXIX

Winners
On-Campus
1. If this were a Cartoon, Mr. Cinders, Rudy's and Leis's Real Mom Would be Making Banastitude Sandwiches and Holy Mole with Titus Androgynous at the Learning Shop Blah, Blah, Blah with 755 points
2. Plantz and Coleman Sponsored by America On Line, Appleton Electronics, Cellulink, Dominoes, Encyclopedia Britanica and Used But Nice Office Furniture with 735 points
3. Ormsby Saskatchewan Cops, the China Palace and Sam's Club with 675 points

Off-Campus
1. Lousy With Brains with 1,060 points
2. Two Bricks Short of a Foundation with 970 points
3. Six Feet Under with 855 points

Date: January 21-23
Grand Masters: Jeremy Satchell and Dale Weiman
Motto: "Return of the Armadillo"
Number of Questions: (Unknown)
Super Garuda: Who was the first mailman to retire on pension in the city of Manitowoc, Wisconsin?
Answer (highlight text to view): Elton C. Gibson, in 1923

The 1993 Contest, Trivia XXVIII

Winners
On-Campus
1. Ormsby and Fox City Copiously Consuming Frank's Pizza Palace with 790 points
2. Trevor/Sage Picked A Peck of Pizza Pit Pizzas with 775 points
3. Mongo's Banastitude House of Spam with 720 points

Off-Campus
1. Insignificant Others with 1080 points
2. Sunk on Seymour with 1025 points
3. Recreational Vegetables Inc. with 955 points

Date: January 29-31
Grand Master: Matt Horn
Motto: "Conceptus svm nvgarva tempore anno MCMLXIX nec qvic qvam praeter hanc togvlam inoptimatis mactvs svm!!!"
Number of Questions: (Unknown)
Super Garuda: What book did Teddy Roosevelt's mom, Mittie, read on her trip to Europe in 1869, across the Atlantic in a boat?
Answer (highlight text to view): Heir of Red Cliff

The 1992 Contest, Trivia XXVII

Winners
On-Campus
1. That Ain't my Taco, John, That's...
2. (Unknown)
3. (Unknown)

Off-Campus
1. Politically Erect (tie)
1. Valleyfairfegnugen (tie)
3. (Unknown)

Date: January 24-26
Grand Master: Matt Horn
Motto: "magistratus sine officiis ludorum olympicorum MCLXXXXII"
Number of Questions: (Unknown)
Super Garuda: What Seely G. Mudd Library book was the first to be coded, and has the item ID with the lowest magnitude?
Answer (highlight text to view): Algar In Manuscript

The 1991 Contest, Trivia XXVI

Winners
On-Campus
1. Ormsby's Slobbering Sex Troll from the Sandwich Factory
2. Pizza Hut Sage Rosemary and Trevor
3. Thete Beta Banastitude Savors Sammy's Pizza

Off-Campus
1. Cleared by Censors
2. NPR (No Pope Radio)
3. Beneath Contempt

Date: January 25-27
Grand Masters: Larry Dahlke
Motto: "orchides forum trahite; cordes et mentes veniant"
Number of Questions: 377
Super Garuda: If you bought a fare card for the D.C. Metro in August of 1987, you would have found what advertisement on the back?
Answer (highlight text to view): A Murder in Georgetown

The 1990 Contest, Trivia XXV

Winners
On-Campus
1. Beta Theta Banastitude Living in Subway with 850 points
2. Ormsby Orphans Devour the Sandwich Factory
with 720 points
3. Coleman and Joyce Eat Dominos, Dammit
with 575 points

Off-Campus
1. Who Fed Roger Ebert? with 1,215 points
2. Pedro Look at the Fuel Gauge with 1,195 points
3. Infomaniacs with 855 points

Date: January 26-28
Grand Masters: Mike Engleson and Larry Dahlke
Motto: "trivia ab initio mundi usque ad hodiernum diem"
Number of Questions: 377
Super Garuda: Where was the largest convention of bassoonists for a crab fest held?
Answer (highlight text to view): Towson Bassoon Symposium, Towson, Maryland, 1988

The 1989 Contest, Trivia XXIV

Winners
On-Campus
1. Pizza Hut Trivia to Go with 885 points
2. Armadillo Appreciation Society with 765 points
3. Sammy's and Coleman Dammit with 750 points

Off-Campus
1. Kinder Gentler Good Company with 1,345 points
2. Zen Morons with 1,295 points
3. Fake Rolex with 1,160 points

Date: January 27-29
Grand Masters: Steve Siegel and Cynthia Gibas
Motto: "triviam edant"
Number of Questions: 438
Super Garuda: What is the title of Brown University's two-millionth library book?
Answer (highlight text to view): Lectures on the Function of the Main Food-Digesting Glands

The 1988 Contest, Trivia XXIII

Winners
On-Campus
1. Armadillo Appreciation Society with 1,100 points
2. Coleman and Godzilla Eat Dominoes with 865 points
3. Yuai Communal Banastitude with 775 points

Off-Campus
1. Uncle Tom's Toaster with 1,600 points
2. FBI Agents Make Good Company with 1,485 points
3. The Cult with 1,190 points

Date: January 29-31
Grand Masters: Bob Pope, David Larkin, Steve Siegel, and Cynthia Gibas
Motto: "trivia est solida tamqvam saxvm"
Number of Questions: 415
Super Garuda: Chet Krause of Krause Pulications Inc. owns a 1938 REO firetruck. Affixed to the right side of the vehicle is a ladder that was donated to the community in which the fire truck operated. 1: Who donated the ladder, 2: On what date was it donated, 3: To what community was it donated?"
Answer (highlight text to view): August Erber, donated the ladder August 6, 1931, to the village of Iola

The 1987 Contest, Trivia XXII

Winners
On-Campus
1. Barbara StriSandwich Factory with 1,265 points
2. Houdini's Hallucinating Hams with 1,175 points
3. Frank's Crustacian Palace with 1,030 points

Off-Campus
1. Good Company Turned Bad with 2,245 points
2. The Big Lie with 2,095 points
3. Salt 3 with 1,845 points

Date: January 30 - February 1
Grand Masters: Bob Pope and Andrew Sackett
Motto: "quid me purturbari"
Number of Questions: 426
Super Garuda: Name the three judges of the first Miss United States contest and where was it held?
Answer (highlight text to view): Held at Rehoboth Beach, Delaware in 1880. Judges: Thomas Alva Edison, Monsieur Banwart and Judge Harrington of the Delaware Supreme Court

The 1986 Contest, Trivia XXI

Winners
On-Campus
1. Earl of Sandwich Factory with 2,265 points
2. Trevorites Eat Sammy's Pizza with 1,655 points
3. Armadillo Appreciation Society with 1,060 points

Off-Campus
1. Schunk with 2,185 points
2. Ignorance is Strength with 2,180 points
3. Gag Reflex with 2,105 points

Date: January 31 - February 2
Grand Master: Tim Toole
Motto: "istimirant trivia"
Number of Questions: 413
Super Garuda: What film made its Nicaraguan debut at Cine Altamira in Managua on Friday, December 13, 1985, and where were the tickets sold?
Answer (highlight text to view): The movie was Latino and the tickets were sold at La Casa Fernando Gordillo

The 1985 Contest, Trivia XX

Winners
On-Campus
1. Melvin Belli Dehli Sub Pub with 1,925 points
2. Burger Kind All Weekend with 1,920 points
3. Phi Tau Forever with 1,560 points

Off-Campus
1. As Obnoxious as Ever with 2,075 points
2. Infomaniacs with 2,020 points
3. Ignorance is Strength with 2,005 points

Date: January 25-27
Grand Masters: Tom Hambleton and Dan Macke
Motto: "semper trivias"
Number of Questions: (Unknown)
Super Garuda: "The Price Is Right," hosted by Bob Barker, had a Special Dream Christmas Showcase in which viewers wrote in their guesses of the value of the merchandise. On December 14, 1984, the winner was announced. Who won the showcase, what was the guess, and how far off was it?
Answer (highlight text to view): John Belk won the showcase by guessing the precise value, $71,785.35

The 1984 Contest, Trivia XIX

Winners
On-Campus
1. El Salvador Deli Sub Pub with 1,375 points
2. Armadillo Appreciation Society with 1,115 points
3. Debbie Does Penguin City with 1,115 points

Off-Campus
1. AIDS for Lutherns with 1,720 points
2. Ignorance is Strength with 1,705 points
3. Sky Parlour with 1,595 points

Date: January 27-29
Grand Masters: John Landis
Motto: "armadillo ingens spectat te"
Number of Questions: 421
Super Garuda: During WWII, the Wimbledon Lawn and Tennis Club was used as a military base. In August 1940, two pigs were brought to Wimbledon for the troops to eat. These were the first pigs to be brought to the base. What were the two pigs' names, and what was the name of the man who slaughtered them?
Answer (highlight text to view): Pigs Joey and Jenny were butchered by Mister Higgins

The 1983 Contest, Trivia XVIII

Winners
On-Campus
1. Sammy's Pizza Network with 1,505 points
2. Little Caesar's 10th... with 1,235 points
3. Good Company Puka Puka People with 1,175 points

Off-Campus
1. Cardboard Castle with 1,965 points
2. Open the Trunk, Rik with 1,880 points
3. Infomaniacs with 1,780 points

Date: January 21-23
Grand Masters: Jeff Pines and Kurt Schwarzkopf
Motto: "post trivium omne animas triste"
Number of Questions: (Unknown)
Super Garuda: On May 1, 1976, WLFM moved its studios from the Music-Drama Center to the Seely G. Mudd Library. What was the first music played over WLFM at its new location?
Answer (highlight text to view): Schubert Symphony No.9, The Great C Major

The 1982 Contest, Trivia XVII

Winners
On-Campus
1. 14th Street Bridge Club with 1,810 points
2. Happy Joe's Syzygy with 1,705 points
3. Air Potomac with 1,630 points

Off-Campus
1. Toys in the Attic with 1,735 points
2. Camellia Chips with 1,655 points
3. Fox Off with 1,480 points

Date: January 22-24
Grand Masters: Mike Mol and Liz Read
Motto: "veni trivium et emitte WLFM lucia tuae radium"
Number of Questions: (Unknown)
Super Garuda: British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher graduated in 1934 from Huntingtower Road Primary School in Grantham, England. What are the names of the two girls who sat on either side of her in her graduation picture?
Answer (highlight text to view): Barbara Bools and Kathleen Howard

The 1981 Contest, Trivia XVI

Winners
On-Campus
1. Happy Joe's Syzygy with 1,625 points
2. Cousin's Inter Office Memorandum with 1,570 points
3. Garfield's Revenge with 1,300 points

Off-Campus
1. Upper Echelon with 1,480 points
2. Forever In Search of Trivia (F.I.S.T.) with 1,460 points
3. Gopher Baroque with 1,430 points

Date: January 31 - February 1
Grand Masters: Pat Short and Karen Lutz
Motto: "in principle erat verbum, et Trivias erat verbum"
Number of Questions: 331
Super Garuda: What was the name of the musical group from Sheboygan Wisconsin that was on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1968?
Answer (highlight text to view): The Decappa Five

The 1980 Contest, Trivia XV

Winners
On-Campus
1. Hordes from the North with 2,120 points
2. Indira Gandhi's Deli Sub Pub with 1,925 points
3. Syzygy with 1,910 points

Off-Campus
1. Forever In Search of Trivia with 2,165 points
2. Upper Echelon with 2,150 points
3. Happy Cadaver with 1,850 points

Date: February 1-3
Grand Master: Greg Weber
Motto: si Triviam requiris circumspice
Number of Questions: 395
Super Garuda: In 1829 Thomas Jefferson willed his private library to the Library of Congress, which consequently mixed his collection of books in with all the others. The year 1971 was the last year in which a book belonging to the original collection was found. What was the work, who wrote it, and who found it?
Answer (highlight text to view): "Legatio Imp (Eratoris) Caesarie Manvelis Complenl Aug. as Armenios (Baseal: Peter Perna 1578)," written by Theorianos and found by Roger Trienens.

The 1979 Contest, Trivia XIV

Winners
On-Campus
1. Frank's Pizza
2. (Unknown)
3. (Unknown)

Off-Campus
1. Banana Caboose
2. (Unknown)
3. (Unknown)

Date: February 2-4
Grand Master: Rick Davis
Motto: ad astra per Trivia
Number of Questions: 417
Super Garuda: There is a hill twenty miles south of Dublin, Ireland, called Bray's Head. On top of this hill there is a cross. What is the inscription on that cross?
Answer (highlight text to view): Christ Regi, A.D. 1950

The 1978 Contest, Trivia XIII

Winners
On-Campus
1. Hananiah, Azariah & Mishael
2. (Unknown)
3. (Unknown)

Off-Campus
1. Banana Caboose
2. (Unknown)
3. (Unknown)

Date: February 3-5
Grand Master: Bob Brightman
Motto: in hoc telephonio vinces
Number of Questions: (Unknown)
Super Garuda: What is the exact Federal Communications Commission file number on WLFM's license?
Answer (highlight text to view): BRED-135

The 1977 Contest, Trivia XII

Winners
On-Campus
1. Calling for Earl with 2,095 points
2. (Unknown)
3. (Unknown)

Off-Campus
1. Giant Fiber with 2,180 points
2. (Unknown)
3. (Unknown)

Date: February 4-6
Grand Masters: Mindy Young
Motto: per Triviam, non ego sum stultus, ut ante fui.
Number of Questions: 406
Super Garuda: In the Marx brothers films "A Day at the Races," at the steeplechase there is a board listing the horses competing in the last race. There are two names crossed out. What are those names?
Answer (highlight text to view): Heartthrob and Fast Felipe

The 1976 Contest, Trivia XI

Winners
On-Campus
1. Moonbase Rutabagas (a.k.a. Phi Kappa Tau)
2. (Unknown)
3. (Unknown)

Off-Campus
1. Hungry Chuck's Biscuit
2. (Unknown)
3. (Unknown)

Date: February 6-8
Grand Master: Mike Exner
Motto: ecce thunnus
Number of Questions: (Unknown)
Super Garuda: In the 1958 Springhill Mine Disaster, a miner spent 9 days trapped in the ground. Upon being freed he was surrounded by reporters, one of whom asked "What would you like?" He replied: "I'd just like a 7-Up." He now works for the 7-Up Company. What is his name and his body number?
Answer (highlight text to view): Douglas Jewkes, #1107

The 1975 Contest, Trivia X

Winners
On-Campus
1. Sum Kinda Dummy (a.k.a. Phi Kappa Tau) with 2,435 points
2. Tuna Tower (from Colman) with 2,405 points
3. Lizard Rex (from Sampson House) with 2,333 points

Off-Campus
1. Monty Python (a.k.a. Appleton West)
2. (Unknown)
3. (Unknown)

Date: February 7-9
Grand Master: Marc Sachnoff
Motto: e pluribus stereo
Number of Questions: 414
Super Garuda: What is the phone number of the Hofbrauhaus in Munich?
Answer (highlight text to view): Munich 22167

The 1974 Contest, Trivia IX

Winners
On-Campus
1. Lizard (from Trever)
2. Sky King eats Mark Pizza (a.k.a. Phi Kappa Tau)
3. Kirwood Dirby
4. Seven Fat Years

Off-Campus
1. Monty Python (a.k.a. Appleton West)
2. Filboid Studge
3. Farmers of the Ukraine
4. Faggot Lodge

Date: February 15-17
Grand Masters: Ken Howell, Mike Garthwaite, Glen Morris
Motto: Veritas est Armadillo
Number of Questions: (Unknown)
Super Garuda: What holiday is celebrated during the second week of November?
Answer (highlight text to view): National Split Pea Soup Week

The 1973 Contest, Trivia VIII

Winners
On-Campus
1. Sammy's Pizza (from Sage)
2. Rudolf F. Brainee (a.k.a. Phi Kappa Tau)
3. (Unknown)

Off-Campus
1. Monkey Demon
2. (Unknown)
3. (Unknown)

Date: February 23-25
Grand Master: Tony Welhouse
Motto: "At the end of every rainbow lies a pot of armadillos."
Number of Questions: (Unknown)
Super Garuda: (Unknown)

The 1972 Contest, Trivia VII

Winners
On-Campus
1. Mad Dog (from Sage)
2. Gammera (a.k.a. Phi Kappa Tau)
3. (Unknown)

Off-Campus
1. John Doe
2. (Unknown)
3. (Unknown)

Date: May 5-7
Grand Master: Tony Welhouse
Motto: None
Number of Questions: (Unknown)
Playoff Question: From what sport do the following terms come: rudolfs, fliffies, and brainees?
Answer (highlight text to view): Trampoline

The 1971 Contest, Trivia VI

Winners
On-Campus
1. Gorilla Rabbit with 3,955 points
2. Guido
3. (Unknown)

Off-Campus
1. Philboid Studge with 2,890 points
2. Monkey Demon
3. (Unknown)

Special Awards: Sky King received the booby prize, a 36 "B" padded bra. John Doe received the Best-Loved Contestant prize, a bag of several hundred "Try a Little Kindness" buttons.

Date: May 14-16
Grand Master: Tim Brown
Motto: None
Number of Questions: (Unknown)
Super Garuda: (Unknown)

The 1970 Contest, Trivia V

Winners
On-Campus
1. (Unknown)
2. (Unknown)
3. (Unknown)

Off-Campus
1. Appleton West
2. (Unknown)
3. (Unknown)

Date: May 8-10
Grand Master: John Davis
Motto: (Unknown)
Number of Questions: (Unknown)
Super Garuda: (Unknown)

The 1969 Contest, Trivia IV

Winners
On-Campus
1. Phi Kappa Tau
2. Sig Eps
3. Plantz

Off-Campus
1. Test Tube Triploid
2. (Unknown)
3. (Unknown)

Date: May 2-4
Grand Master: Bruce Inglauer
Motto: (Unknown)
Number of Questions: (Unknown)
Super Garuda: (Unknown)

The 1968 Contest, Trivia III

Winners
On-Campus
1. Phi Gamma Delta
2. Jefferson Drum
3. Phi Kappa Tau

Off-Campus
1. Cress House (from the Institute of Paper Chemistry)
2. Album Covers
3. Appleton West

Special Awards: Pink Toilet received the Most Original Name award, Cress House won the Favorite Off-Campus Team award, and Jefferson Drum was declared Most Obnoxious Team.

Date: May 3-5
Grand Master: Rick Walsh
Motto: "The greatest event since Liberace left Menasha."
Number of Questions: (Unknown)
Super Garuda: (Unknown)

The 1967 Contest, Trivia II

Winners
On-Campus
1. (Unknown)
2. (Unknown)
3. (Unknown)

Off-Campus
1. (Unknown)
2. (Unknown)
3. (Unknown)

Date: May 5-7
Grand Master: David Pfleger
Motto: (Unknown)
Number of Questions: (Unknown)
Super Garuda: (Unknown)

The 1966 Contest, Trivia I

Winners
On-Campus
1. Plantz
2. Brokaw
3. (Unknown)

Off-Campus
There were no off-campus teams in this contest.

Date: April 29 - May 1
Grand Master: J.B. deRosset
Motto: None
Number of Questions: 407
Final Question: (Unknown)