Catholic University of America - Cardinal Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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as its purpose. to establish closer communication be- tween the foreign and American students on campus and to encourage the exchange of respective cultures. A lively keynote to the success of these mixers was pro- vided this year by a hot combo composed mainly of sophomores which appeared at many of them. Returning in January with renewed zest for social activity, students prepared themselves for one last social fling before the gloom of final exams settled on the campus. Together. Sigma Beta Kappa and the Colum- bian Club promised to bring before his adoring public the fabulous,' Sam Cooper. known far and wide as the host with the most. Making good their promises. Sam Cooper appeared at his Capers in full magnifi- cence and duly impressed the onlookers with his houn- Carnival atmosphere prevails at Pan American Mixer. Alone in the midst of the crowd. the musician is ahsnrhed in a suspended state of emotion. Climax of the Hit Parade Mixer-a queen is crowned. 125