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A-Day A-Day at Delaware Valley College is that time of year when the school opens its doors to the public, and the entire student body turns out to make it a success. There are exhibits and contests from all the major and minor clubs on campus. This year, 20,000 people came to see the many and varied educational dis- plays. The Ornamental Horticulture club built actual landscapes, had a flower show, and sold annuals and perennials. Animal Husbandry and Dairy Husbandry held a judging contest and competed for top honors in showmanship. Horticulture, Agronomy, Food Industry, Poultry, and Soil Conservation all had large and educational exhibits. There was also a log sawing contest, a milking contest, concerts by band and glee clubs and the Annual A-Day Queen was crowned to reign over a dance in the evening. A-Day is one of those traditions that cannot die. The students and alumni, their friends and families would never permit it.
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Student Life Student life is more than just students portrayed on campus, indeed, much more. True, there are the normal campus activ- ities—movies, mixers, dances, customs, class and club meetings, telephone calls, intramurals, coffee breaks and bull sessions, but these things in themselves do not round out a student. There are the many town activities; parties, Ed ' s diner, the Farm House, Kelley ' s, girl judging, dating, movies, and a hundred other things that an Aggie doesn ' t even stop to think about. To get more to the point, a typical Friday may illustrate. If possi- ble, students usually take advantage of a free period in the morning to go to Ed ' s for a coffee break. It may then be nec- essary to do some laundry after class at 4:00 P.M. There may be a mixer at 8:30 P.M. After the mixer there may be a rally to the Farm House or the N.B.I. After this a caravan to Ed ' s before hitting the rack. These everyday extracurricular activ- ities are helpful and necessary to all well-adjusted students. Of course, studies are of utmost importance for without them, there would be no reason to call ourselves Aggies bec ause there would be no Delaware Valley College.
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