Eastern Michigan University - Aurora Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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discussions, exhibits . . . tickets to i plays, concerts, lectures given to mem- l bers by each club . . . All League- sponsored. A line-up outside the Administra- tion Building even before the doors are unlocked . . . No, it's not registration day . . . tickets are on sale for the l-larvest l-lop, First League-sponsored dance of the year . . . for a change Adams' Reid' Rowson' Wolker' the Women do the inviting . . . two- hundred couples throng the ballroom. Always popular . . . Faculty Chats occupying the attention ol the campus every other Monday afternoon . . . students and Faculty combining to settle the atfairs of the world, large and small. Masked Pierrots and pierrettes hobnobbing with pirates, gypsies, clowns . . , The annual Co-ed Prom masquerading this year under the name of the Fine Feathered Fling . . . Fortune-telling, dancing, games and hilarity giving Winter term a gay send-otl. l Bodary, Matthews, Levvis, Spacil, Bib- Joyce, Tuck, Speas, slohnston , l-lartung bins, Hagel. Morden. 13 Q

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WOMEN'S LEAGUE JOLLIFFE REILLY ALLEN HAND Secretary Vice-President Treasurer pF9SiCl9I'1f Qne hundred, two hundred, three hundred freshmen . . . Campus Sisters doing double duty, a Transfer Llnit swing into action, a newcomer reporting at Headquarters and immediately a Campus Sister started on her trail . . . A Weels of mad but efficient scrambling rewarded sufficiently when at the Lecigue-sponsored Campus Sister Brealcfast came the announcement that not a single solitary freshman girl had been forced to begin her college career unciided . - - Truly UA CGVUDUS Sister for Every Girl and a Good Une. l-lonored . . . A room full of card-tables of games . . . A gay social evening for transferred women . . . another Campus Sister triumph. Something new . . . A Chairman of Activities holding forth several hours a weelc in the Womens League Qffice malting it possible for those interested in active League work to be given a chance . . . girls coming in, leaving names C1nCl interests. l-louse President' Council discussing ways and means of settling problems common to all houses in a give-and-talqe of idecis . . , fostering plans for houses to do things as a unit . . . An October Sundciy afternoon bringing l'ligh lea for the members . . . ln December all householders honored by their girls at formal tea. Freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors organized into Viventes, Goldfeather, Euthalia, and Book-a-lVlonth . . . A yegr of activity . . . meetings, reports, 12

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ulvlarry, our play is, Tlwe most lamentable comedy, and most cruel deatlw of Pyramis and -llwisbyi' . . . assemblies varying vvitlw campus dramatic talent providing plays ranging from Slialqespeare to time most modern one-act comedies . . . well done, Well received. Qpinions . . . Members oi tlie Executive and Advisory Boards visiting liouses in time capacity oi student advisors . . . giving information, collecting suggestions and criticism, pet peeves and boosts . . . All compiled and reported to tlwe Executive Board lor consideration. Senior women clwatting informally over sociable cups of tea in Starlcweatlier . . Senior Cozies For Firmer iriendsliips. Excitement, anticipation, suspense . . . Winter term bringing vvitli it League elections . . . Candidates announced in tlwe paper . . . pictures and information on tlwe bulletin board . . . tea introducing all candidates, guests being two vvomen from eaclw lwouse , . . election assembly presenting candidates, giving profitable instructions for marking time ballot, Working up entliusiasm . . . next day tlwe elections. Arnet, Long, Payne, Lapointe, Howard, Stenzel. l-lueter, Boyden. 14