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

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-3 J about impressions they have made on the clubs, the clubs themselves worry about impressions they have made on the frosh. Then there is the blood sessionvg when the conclave of members has determined its choice of prospects for membership. a list is sent to the Inter- Club Council. who invites all the elect to Tap Day cere- monies. At last the great day arrives. The hesitant freshman mounts McMahon steps to receive a tap on the shoulder and an invitation to membership. But it does not end here-during the next twenty-four hours club members nonchalantly pace back and forth before the Dean's office where are located the pledge books which the tappees must sign. Finally, the clubs settle themselves once more to initiating their pledges and to strengthening the unity and bonds of brotherhood with- in the club. Absorption of the freshmen into the social clubs.

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The club hostesses prepare- for the prospective pledges

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