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f mr Mexicans attacked each other .... Mummies came to lifc .... I Indians played Patty-cake .... And a caballcro danced with the lady of his heart. Some instructors conducted classes on an informal basis while others insisted on more conventional decorum from their studentsg all managed to keep a few lessons ahead of the pupils. Faculty teams placed well in intramural competition, while other profs devoted spare time to their Various pets. Some classes were held on the lawn, others in the Blue Roomg- 1'l10St however were in classrooms. Various members of this order displayed their individual talents when suificiently coaxed. Always tolerant, generally friendly toward the student body student-faculty relations were at a particularly high level this year. 226
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IDR. PIERBERT STIEISLE LLOYD STEPHENSON Education Traric E5 Inrllzsirial R. ALBERT E. TAYLOR DR. THOMAS TUCRER Claemistry Ezincrrtiozz I-IoMAs WEST XVILLIAM XVILBURN Mntbcmalics English WILLIAM SHIFLETT CECIL SIMMONS T. L. SMIII-I Trurie M lmlustrial Music Physics Facult DR. Romsm' STEVENSON Dean of the Collcgc, Social Science JOHN VESSER Pbyxicnl Education RALPH R. WILSON Foresiry DALE TANNER ANTHONY F. TARAs Pbr11'11mc'y Foreign Lnizguages GEORGE VOKMER DR. EVA WEIR Cbemisfry English C. WooDrIousE , DR. EDMUND URBANSKI Sociology Foreign Language
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Mardi Gras Celebration, costumes, and fun were the keynotes of the third annual Mardi Gras, sponsored by the Foreign Language Department. . ulty alike relaxed d nts and Fac Comi- Stu e . ' e atmosphere and enjoyed ch . ' l nd different cos- cal, beautifu, a the order of the even 1 tumes were early comp y- ing, and those most n ing with the order were awarde ' efforts. pri zcs for their B nnetts and Francis Hammond d for Jim c rize ns rewar carried Hrst p , , A ' ' a different their efforts in creating and unusual costume. d h-is n heart Loaf of Brea ., found Every ' Mardi Gras Flour. The Rhodenbaugh as the flour t Their d of Betty 'k Stelmrfs hear. ' lace of Nic original costumes won seeond p for them. The mystery of the Mardi Gras was these clowns who remained zinony- - mous, even to the judges. ' .Q ff' .. .M wgf , N ,A '-S-W.. il c 5. fray? ,Q . ' .QP . ,JJ M
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