Emory University - Campus Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Dooley, what have we here? The fashion world has its sack dresses. The science world has its Sputniks. And what about Emory? Emory has its Sadie Hawkins Day where each girl has a chance to catch her man. This year Sigma Chi won top honors in getting away from the gals, while Delta Club walked away with most of the guys. Emory has its Greek Week Dance which topped the social calendar this past fall. Two charming women graced the stage, Miss Joni James sang and Miss Betsy Chamberlain was named Queen. Emory HAD its Fun Night, which was disbanded this year because the students were having too much fun. To compensate for this action by the Univer- sity, the student body walked en masse to the Ad- ministration Building for a We want basketball rally. Emory has its Skits where each fraternity com- petes for top honors. Alpha Tau Omega came in first in this year's farce night. Emory has its library steps where the student can get the latest gossip, the latest back quizzes or make a date on Thursday night for a big dance on Friday night. Emory has its fraternities and social clubs which each year make the in-coming freshman feel like a million bucks until after Rush Week when the pledges are seen carrying around all sorts of artities. Emory has its ATO Sweepstakes where all the women's clubs participate by making floats and play- ing in the daffiest contests. Delts played the craz- iest games and made an outstanding float which swept them into first place. Emory has its Dooleys where everyone goes out of his mind for a solid weekend. It is the time of the year to forget about school and just have fun, a time of the year for the man to find THE girl for him, and a time for the woman to take possession of the treasured fraternity pin. There are parties, pic- nics, dances and more parties. One of the most excit- ing features of Dooleys is the lawn displays made by each fraternity. Last year Phi Delta Theta won with their display of Springtime in Paris. Emory has its graduates who can look back with fond memories to the good times but also can re- member the hard studying that they had to put in in order to get that wonderful piece of paper called a degree. 22 Emory Universify

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