Beloit College - Codex Yearbook (Beloit, WI)

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FRATERNITY FORMALS Bustling activity preceded February 20th this year, result- ing in the Fraternity Formals. The Hilton Hotel was the scene of the Pi Kap dance, where Nancy Risney was crowned iiDream Girl Of Pi Kappa Alpha , After dinner at the Wagon Wheel, the Sigma Chiis named Bev Krueger HSweetheart of Sigma ChiW The Tekes held their annual iKCamation BallH while the SAEs continued the flower mo- tif with KW, 1y a Rosefy Jan anb ier was chosen HOr- chid GirY, at the Sigma Pils annual HO chid Dance. Rod Hermes with his band provided music for the Phi Ps1 5 HC tal Ball Dancefy At the Beta house the guests dancedito the music of a Janesville orchestra and Nancy Knappenberger was crowned HBeta Girlf,

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Beloit was fortunate this year in having the opportunity to hear Dr. Robert Hutchins, Dr. Perry Dililler, and Dr. Leon Carnovski at the Great Books Symposium, held on the 12th of November. A11 eminent edu- cators, they delivered stirring addresses on various phases of publishing, writing, and the in- fluence of books on civilization. The theme provided opportu- nities for advance publicity and correlated lectures, such as Dr. K'Iodderk talk on the illustrat- ing of books. The library and the Art Hall carried displays of rare books, many of them be- longing to members of the faculty.

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CAMPUS CARNIVAL Beloit went Pogo this year on NIarchv6th at the Campus Carnival. VVith Pogo and his Friends as the carnival theme. Pat Clark, NIimi Dahl, and John Adair led their committee to complete success and exceeded this yearis goal of $2500. NIarIene Brehmer and Bill KIcKoy reigned as king and queen and were presented with unique metal crowns created by Clark FitzGetald 0f the art de- partment. NIr. Irrmann's auctioneering cajoled $561 from the student body. The largest source of in- come was from the fraternity and sorority booths. All the money is given to service or- ganizations.