Butler University - Carillon / Drift Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Sophomore Cotillion Prettiest dresses and best suits were donned the night of the Sophomore CotilHon. The dance, held in Ather- ton Center early in March, was highlighted by the pre- sentation oi: Queen Kay Ep hlin and her court in- cluding Eleanor Van Dyke, Alpha Chi; Vicky Fable, Independent; Caroline Yakey, Kappa; Rhonda Jones, Theta; Dorothy Ann Logan, T r i Delt; Susie Lucas, Pi Phi; and Carolyn Wilson, Zeta. Spurs, sophomore wom- en ' s honorary, decorated the Center with rose arbors and gardenias. Paqe Twenty-eight

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Diddy Keeling and Duke Ellington provided most of the thrills and excitement of the Junior Prom. Diddy was crowned Queen of the Prom by Chairman Stan Volz, while Bev Brantner, Marge VIcDowell, Nancy Roberts, Carolyn Aldrich, Joan Leslie, and Peggy Cox formed her court. Duke Ellington banged out strictly listening music on his piano as well as conducting smooth waltzes and jivey jazz for the pleasure of those who came to dance. The com- fortably crowded Indiana Roof proved once more that the Juniors ha e the know-how to stage a dance successfully. Patjc Twenty-seven

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Sock Hop After almost every game a natural pro- cession from the fieldhouse to the C-Club followed. Sock hops were the common way of celebrating our victories or forgetting our losses. We checked our shoes at the door, then spent a couple of hours dirtying our socks beyond the point of ever getting them Rinso white. We bunny-hopped till we were purple, panting, and exhausted . . . only to be sufficiently revived enough to jitterbug or Charleston to the next tune. Page Twenty-