Boston University - HUB Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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foreign students ' displays Harry Agganis was honored, and Dr. Case explained the University adminis- tration at the Fall Convocation . . . Peter Cass directed Arthur Miller ' s The Crucible in the SFAA ' s first play of the season . . . over 700 parents braved the rain to visit the University for the annual Parents ' Day . . . Hayden Hall was turned into a world of all nations when international students exhibited colorful displays of their countries ... a Murder Holy Cross Rally was sponsored by the NEWS . . . Cambridge University, England sent its debate team to the University . . . Harvey was presented by the Drama Club . . . CLA students danced at the annual Fall Ball . . . Student leadership seminars were begun with separate sessions for freshmen and upperclassmen . . . More than 1100 high school students attended the University ' s annual High School Day Program . . . Pauline Fleming, Sargent Junior, was crowned Homecoming Queen during half-time activities at the Boston College-University football game at University Field . . . Approximately 4000 students and alumni gathered at the Arena for the BU rally and saw the presentation of awards tor the best of 34 Hoats to Theta Phi Alpha, CIT, and SAE 14

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Eddie Bracken spoke to the AIl-U Drama Club ... 350 students were hosts to more than 750 children from the greater Boston Area at the second annual University Service Day Program . . . Dacia Libutti, SPRC junior, was selected Co-ed Colonel at the Military Ball . . . Assistant to the President, Eugene Floyd and 40 students were selected for Scarlet Key ... the Brotherhood Coun- cil sponsored the second annual Christmas-Hanukah Sing at the Marsh Plaza . . . Mayor Salvatore Rebecchini of Rome was honored by the University at a uncheon on the Shelton Roof, as part of the City of Boston ' s Salute to Rome . . .pavid Pressman directed the SFAA ' s production of The Admirable Crich- ton . . . Guy Ormandy played for the Greek Ball, highlighting a weekend which included the Powderpuff Bowl, a Jazz workshop, a Fraternity Service at Marsh Chapel, and the championship football game . . . The NEWS made news by publishing a special Christmas issue with the addition of color ... the SFA voted self-service for the Commons ... Dr. Winslow R. Hatch was appointed Dean of CGE ... the University purchased a building at 630 Com- monwealth Avenue, adding 26,000 square feet to the Charles River Campus the Ford Foundation gave the University $1,480,000 to raise faculty salaries the Student Christian Association dedicated their new building at 185 Bay State Road ... 62 seniors were chosen for Who ' s Who ... For the first time, students had to register their cars with the University ... the CLA Library closing time was extended to 1 1 p.m. . . . for the children ' s parties