Louisiana State University - Gumbo Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

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SOCIAL WHIRL Greek Week, a new addition to L.S.U. ' s social calendar, closed with an all-campus dance in the Gym Armory. Cadet officers and their sponsors are presented during the cere- monies of the annual Military Ball. Students enjoy the rock and roll music of one of the dances fol- lowing the pre-game pep rallies.

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THE PICTURES APPLY TO GERMANS AND CADET HOPS NOT LA RLNAISSANC I THE MAD This poster for a dance early in L.S.U. ' s history indicates that social rules were rather rigid for the cadets. Weekends during the spring semester are enlivened by sorority and fraternity formats. Important factors in the program for better international relations are the dances held at the Pan American House.

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CAMPUS POLITICS AND LOUISIANA WEATHER . The situation would be simpler if a boy could run for presi- dent of a girls ' dormitory. Through rain, or sleet, or snow, freshmen campaigners swarm around the J.D. election polls, usually outnumbering the voters two to one. Arts and Sciences students create a traffic hazard in Allen Hall on election day.