Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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A pep-rolly, tootbcill gome, donce, troternity tloots, sor- ority house decorotions, ond son's alumni, all molce l-lome- coming on importont doy in the yeor of o Denison student. If tollcing obout oi doy is ony indicotion of its irnportonce or it rumors obout o doy molce it outstanding then D Doy holds no second in the line up ot Denison's doys to remember. The mon or womon on the inside would hove no trouble putting him- sell through school with the bets he might collect from those who hove the doy for D Doy oll figured out. Page Twenty Doys to remember ore very numerous ot Denison. Every doy seems to hold something by which it remoins outstond- ing in our minds. lvloybe it wos ci doy in which we got o porticulorly high morlc on o test, o doy on which we had o tcnmous mon speolc to us in Swosey, or moybe it wos just ci porticulorly beoutiful doy, but whotever the reoson we re- member it os something speciol. o generous helping ot Deni-

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Beachcombers, hula dancers, cannilaals and many oTher characTers may be seen aT The Fiji Weekend parTy. Amid appropriaTe decorafions and a Tropical moon The parTy progresses, wiTh dancing, and enTerTainmenT unTil The Time comes for The men To leave The house To The women for The nighT. Any would be generals, admirals, camp followers, or prisoners of war can saTisTy any of Their inerT desires aT The lVliliTary Ball. Once a year This assemblage of miliTary derelicTs Takes place in The Befa l-louse, culminaTing. as usual, in The men being Turned ouT To sleep on The sTreeTs while The women Talce over The house.

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There are also days at Denison which are important, not only to students but to faculty, friends and alumni. These days are planned by the students to create an interest in Denison and to entertain those who have attended our school in the past. These days and occasions have, through- out the years, become traditions on the Denison campus, days which we will always remember. As the warm weather comes to the Licking Hills and the Dogwood bursts into bloom preparations to greet the Queen ot May begin to shape up. A complete celebration featuring iesters, monks. towncriers, players and all the trimmings is held on the South Plaza, a celebration tit tor the Queen of May. f 12- Frei - W S1?',7q-'Dil 1' 14 en, , at , gift: D-:1 :, 1 rg: -' 'E-P .- 'Q . J if Q.: J: rniw-'Y- -r-AI is a- a 'ifii ilziw., it - llqiL E,1l1Zl'fI .334 5539- he , . ,:.-1.-nrt,--.S .1 ii. qi-, in-nl E MH. ,,. ,:,41f,,,, i ', - A,-9 51' -, c'.r,.xq1rFJ . f H. T153 5 i f. .'-3-ree f 1. :Bi 2 34-'fn' ' k ' iilil ssvsiih 145. ll V ,D -rf.p'Ef:.f -1--'?'!--4:5 1T,.y.s,1,.':s-,we-. Q Z., .,- , if '5,i:'TFFfl:E:,,f- 55522 .pf'5.il - f 'i.Ii5 ri -Jif'. f QF? 41,5 -it F '35 332:13 lieu-ft t t E.r.JLL'.-.1-1, 4,1 L 3 115:11 tl '-'- 5:1-AL'R'il':A'Jf:wT 54515: L 'iff-535,55 ,F ,f!'f' ff.-af 1543, 'f '-' fer aff? H 7. rs. Q. f - F- ff'- 'sesf - As the time tor the Seniors to graduate grows near, they begin to grow restless and the prospect of going to school seems rather unbearable. Consequent- ly once each year the Seniors revolt and run rampant over faculty and un- dergraduates, leaving studying and usual college decorum behind.