Antioch College - Towers Yearbook (Yellow Springs, OH)

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Another sign of the times is the tendency to patronize the new Biltmore in Dayton-even to the point of forsaking The Div in its favor. Behind this 'move we see a discontent with the dances this year which is based on the inability of one small group to bear the burden of the entire social program. With the breakup of the organized halls it became necessary for the Social Committee to execute every dance. The con- centrated mental and manual labor that produced such dances as the Monte Carlo, Toyland, and The Balloon Dancen was no longer available and decorations were cut to a mini- mum. Thus The Div lost some of its glamour-and patron- age. In spite of the difiiculties encountered, however, the Social Committees performed a good job. We remember with special pleasure the take-off for the year at Glen Iunction and The Dance of the Year with Father Time Walmsley whisking us through a year in an evening. The Sophomores came to the rescue finally with the Faculty Frolic and as we go to press rumors already 'reach us of plans for a gorgeous Prom. Long live The Div! IOI

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flfw' fi CHANGE OF D1v1s1oNs T 554: Change of divisions. Chaos. '- 4--F' ' ' Change of divisions. Goodbyes unsaid. Change of divisions. Rain. We wouldn't miss it for worlds-but we can't adequately express our weariness with it. Friday night sees the first signs -an unusual number of dates, much loud shouting at late hours by the boys celebrating the end of exams, and the clack of portables echoing in empty halls-late papers being ground out. And then it rains. Always. If figures have ever been com- piled on the correlation of Division Change and Rain, they have never seen ublication-but we all know. It rains. P 103