DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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It represents the completion of the first part of the Greater DePauw Program as it sustains and supplements the liberal arts tradition ffm Librarians chuclcled with glee as they sorted boolcs Transporting them was a monumental task involving a whole summer's work. X xNh, N,,. , xxi':. .t , '-.-' ' -.X 's nh., it ,--4 1 4V,. Qs' ' New vga V- HW V E' tt' , - , .V i-WM W- ,,rt on Hundreds thronged the new quad lor the procession from histor- ical Meharry Hall to the newlibroiy that united old and new 23

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r , V ' High excitement prevails as a sorority welcomes its new pledges th Agil A friendly circle forms when the new additions have arrived 1 M m Slab . i. 'hee v'l'Q3ll ii is r 1 I 1 5 ' I -vii XV-K g l ri ii' Freshmen relax during the short interval between parties, How will l ever be able to remember everyone's name7 lll l Mgrganized pedlamn may well he the pest vvay ol describing rush at Depauw ln a iumlole ol cartief running the gamut from cozy sessions to Formal desserts, rushes and rushees had opportunity for recipro- 5 cal scrutiny while having a good time lmlelping to iron out complications vvhile lending rushees a , sympathetic ear and impartial advice, the panhellenic Council helped to lteep some semblance of order. ln a never-ending attempt to improve the system, Danhel this year extended time limits on parties and declared Sunday a day ol rest from the rigors ol rush. Regardless ot the outcome, each i gal acquired a perennial grin and a taste for ten lands of punch. r 1, N l