Louisiana State University - Gumbo Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

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.ILITIE5 LSI . . mm DANCES- LARGE AND SMALL FOR EVERYONE . . Evangeline Hall freshmen and their dates enjoy their Sadie Hawkins dance. The GUMBO Ball, held every year before the Christmas holidays, always attracts a large crowd of students. Jane Taylor, vocalist with Buddy Morrow ' s orchestra, entertains students at the Tiger Rag held before the Hardin-Simmons game. Students relax in the patio of the Pan American house during intermis- sion at the annual Columbus Day Dance.

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The Artists and Lecturers Series was very proud to present I Musici, a chamber orchestra composed of twelve acclaimed Italian musicians. Marqaret Webster, famous Shake- spearian actress and director, presented a lecture on The Heri- tage of Drama. The Mary Anthony Dancers perform Threnody, a modern dance based on J. M. Synge ' s play Riders to the Sea. FAMOUS PERSONALITIES VISIT LSU . . . Robert Goss and Louise Whetsel sing a duet from Oklahoma in their presentation of Make a Show, a concert similar to a miniature Broadway production. J The Gay Tyroliers, colorful company from the Tyrolean Alps, wave good- by after thrilling an L.S.U. audience with the songs and dances of their homeland.

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r m n In f c n The Alpha Delta Pi Chorus entertains L.S.U. graduates and students at the Home coming Show with a beautiful medley of songs. THE GREEKS FUN, Enthusiastic competitors in the Sigma Chi Pirogue Derby push off from the shore in a valiant effort to win (or just to stay afloat). Lunch at the fraternity houses on Wednesday and Friday is an enjoyable treat for coeds who eat in the university cafeterias five days a week. Christmas and Easter parties are given for the Baton Rouge Orphans by Greek groups on the campus. No one has yet been able to decide who has more fun the members or the children. Sigma Alpha Epsilon members and their dates gather around the campfire at their Western party.