DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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Girls pushed back furniture, dec¬ orated furiously all day, and donned formals in the evening for their annual fall dance. Relax, dear reader. Orchesis has not accepted masculine member¬ ship. It ' s the Phi Psis and Betas playing off the speedball cham¬ pionship. House Functions Filled Scarce Leisure Moments In Too Busy Schedules

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Hey! Paint a Pledge s Face! Ring a Leg, Win a Kiss!” Watch the Turtle Derby! See the faculty parody, I Have a Secret! Not a county fair midway just the WSSF Carnival combining fun with funds in a drive for contributions to the World Student Service Fund. Carnival Capers Helped To Raise Funds for World Student Service dtriip H S ini t yh 0f AeSOp ’ S f Tortoise and the Hare was apparent when the WSSF turtles, bought by individual houses deeded that they weren t as enthusiastic about racing as their onlookers. It took some prodding to get them into the spidt The Theta-Lambda Chi booth carried the in¬ triguing title of Ring-a-Leg-Win-a-Kiss. But eager beavers and sure shots soon found that the promised prize was a chocolate kiss!

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I I ROTC men proved that college can be a ball’ at the year’s first 1:00 hours dance. The men in the baggy blue suits displayed their social ability by staging the second annual Military Ball, Silver Wings. Queen crowning ceremonies elevated Jane Domer to the rank of honorary AFROTC colonel with Barb Loveday and Judy Linn in her court of honor. Jane Domer, selected as Queen of the 1953 Military Ball, received the loving cup from Cadet Colonel Bill Rasmussen. The Men in the Baggy Blue Suits Spruced Up For the Military Ball 18