Duke University - Chanticleer Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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No lectures, no papers, no finals, no nuttin ' . . . Dope Shop 128. Students leave Duke Chapel after the Sunday worship service. Fred LePage typifies the tough life of a senior.

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Upperclassmen re- turn . . . squeals of welcome on East . . . handshaking and back- slapping on West . . . reunion at Bailey ' s . . . rain . . . new dorm on East and its Howard Johnson ' s cafeteria . . . later, new fraternity sections on West, com- plete with patio . . . classes begin . . . classes full on first day . . . freshmen and sopho- mores on second day . . . freshmen on third day . . . reunion at Bailey ' s . . . rain . . . bus stop and parking lot overflowing . . . hitchhikers awaiting rides . . . sex appeal wins out . . . coeds make class on time . . . boys catch bus . . . mass exodus to the Eno on week ends . . . wreckers pulling cars from same . Old acquaintances are renewed . . . Hmmmm. . . . rain . . . Dope Shop umbrella sales soar . . . couples study- ing at Hogan ' s Lake . . . week nights see Patio filled to the raft- ers .. . bleary-eyed students attend classes . . . professors retaliate . . . hour exams . . . three days away . . . student buys textbook . . . student procrasti- nates . . . one day left . . . student reads text- book . . . all-night stand . . . zero! hour . . . back to Bailey ' s . . . rain.

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AND THE ALUMS RETURN FOR HOMECOMING Hal McElhaney, captain of the football team, crowns Nancy Rodhouse Home- coming Queen with the assistance of crownbearer Pelham Wilder. Ring of hammers echoes over the campus . . . stacks of lumber disappear from new dorm con- struction site . . . homecoming displays arise . . . students prepare to welcome alums . . . coeds develop dramatic talents . . . skits take form . . . and the big week end arrives . . . scores of graduates return to Alma Mater . . . school honors with banquet . . . home- coming show sets off festivities . . . students ' efforts finally rewarded . . . Phi Delts ' display takes top honors . . . Aycock ' s Sausage Men dance to first place . . . and then beauty on parade . . . crown- ing of the Queen . . . Southgate ' s Nancy Rodhouse reigns . . . Mary- land invades the gridiron . . . Blue Devils exhibit culinary skills . . . make Terrapin soup . . . cinch Orange Bowl bid . . . fraternities celebrate with open houses . . . gym crowded for Homecoming dance . . . cabin parties lure many . . . and the week end is over . . . displays now in state of disrepair . . . and sleepy students return to routine of classes.