Middlebury College - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Middlebury, VT)

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Mu6lc kol DANCING FEET Shortly after classes began in the tall. Middlebury ' s social life began in earnest. Almost every Saturday night from Home- coming week-end till June the numerous organizations on campus sponsored the popular gym dances at the high school or McCul lough. Couples danced to records or the music of the incomparable Black Panthers. Especially memorable were the Forum- sponsored souvenir dance, the Frosh Hop which followed the U.V.M. game, and the annual Mountain Club square dance. And then there was Carnival and the long- awaited Klondike Rush. In the more so- phisticated manner were the Sailing Club Formal, the Sophomore Stardust and the unforgettable Carnival Ball. Supplement- ing all these were those dances held in the fraternity houses, at the Inn, Gifford Li- brary and the homey atmosphere of Dog Team. An Informal at GifforJ Foo ' s Hey Barbareeba I w i; N T Y - O N E

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Can This Be Midd? Their All fur Their Majesties SJn Spite, ok WINTER With Mim Wade and Roy Kinsey deftly managing the festivities as co-chairmen of Midd ' s sixteenth annual Winter Carnival, this all important week-end hit a new high despite the noticeable paucity of snow. After the Blue Shirts ' victorious hockey game against U.V.M., Polly Hodder and Art Pepin took the sceptre in hand at the Coronation Ice Show and thenceforth reigned over the events which commenced with the laugh-provoking show, George The Winner U. N. H.