DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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l New game looks like good old bridge played on a Cuiia board. N,, s 4 it ff .safes-ssh, Q34-1 i ' HV Instead ol blowing outa candle, new Beta pinmsn takesa shower' 'l b ' ' - X ' A -If-' v xii, - .sz X , B ' ., y . ,,- 4,,g,:,s , A .. ' -1' ,1 , '1' -K f' '- i ' 'J if. ' QMQQ i 1-5 T22 . 5 'T L-'bi , z ,- ,f - ,.. 1 -' ' K .5 ,K X 1 , ' V. - . N - ' .. - .fi -, g just-3 , Q jf. Stitch-droppers compare lcnitting notes while the Coffee perlfs, GBT members at their chapel stations in the l'lub,rusl'1 Fred l-lawlc Witlw tlwe coming ol colder vveatlwer, activity centered on indoor sports. Bridge and borassing vvere tlwe main pastimes ol tlwe Depauvvite. l-le slwovved bis gregarious nature as lwe gatlwered vvitlfi colworts at tlwe l-lub, Doub, Sub, and otlwer establisliments. llwat venerable institution, tlie collee brealc, en- abled all to let ott steam and take a vvell-earned rest from academic labor. llwere were times and places to breakgtlwe Double alter closing lwours lor a relwasli ol tlwe evening, tlwe l-lub during clwaoel and on Friday afternoon vvlwen time lGlF'ers came out en masse. Every living unit liad a lwall-lwour ol clwaos every niglwt vvlien even tl'ie most diligent ouslied aside tlwe boolcs. 20 l l I i l f' l ' I f , I. be u X ,, ', ll, li, l ll l. Ii ,i

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