Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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Fall Fashion Show Always A Success On September 10 the Council on Social Ac¬ tivities sponsored its annual fall fashion show. Clothes were modelled from Davisons, Brooks, Kiralfy s, Pappagallo and many others. Dean Hatfield described the clothing as CSA mem¬ bers modelled dress fashions and sportswear. , Door prizes made the evening exciting, and special music suggested elegant dining during the pleasant September event.

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time, freshmen were told about the initiation and were given a choice as to their personal participation. Restrictions were placed on where and when ratting could be done, and reduced from a week to four days. Any activity concerning Rat had to be approved by the Dean of Students before taking place. These changes were made in an effort to insure that the academic setting was disturbed as little as possible. Rat remains one of the most contro¬ versial issues addressing the Wesleyan Commu¬ nity. Knights Enjoy Extended Orientation

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Oriental Feast Held For College Community Later in September, the foreign exchange students held a fashion show and banquet for the Wesleyan Community. A feast consisting of delicacies from the Orient preceded the fashion show. Dressed in the finery of their native coun¬ tries, the Oriental women enchanted all those in attendance. Many of their costumes were bor¬ rowed from the Coordination Council for North American Affairs by Dr. Sylvia Ross. The girls were escorted by Zdzislaw Sikora and Dr. Ja¬ cob Quiambao. Dean Hatfield narrated the event designed to bring a little Oriental culture to the American students. 27