Eastern Michigan University - Aurora Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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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

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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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Schwarzkopl, Beach, DeLeo, Bacon, Zediclc Turnbull, l-lolleran. Dainty lormals, soft music, low lights, perlection ol decorations . . . This time itls the League Larl4 giving Jane Coed another chance to invite her favorite man. The Advisory Board living up to its name . . . Qpen meetings giving freshmen bits ol timely information . . . helping winter and spring term entrants become orientated. ' National Convention ol the lntercollegiate Association ol Women Students tal4ing ,lean Morden to Lawrence, Kansas . . . The League scholarship Fund nearing completion . . . Campus Choristers sponsored jointly by the Womens and Mens Union . . . Plans under vvay lor next year's activities. And through it all, the Executive Board discussing, planning, voting, organizing, authorizing, and carrying on the League's official business from the beginning ol one year to the beginning ol the next, Working always to otler every League member practice in the technique ol lriendliness, leadership, cooperotion, and democracy. 15