George Washington University - Cherry Tree Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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That’s how it was . . . Those whom social pleasure charms. And whose heart the tide of memory warms. Know the joy, know the treasure In the life we lead of innocent pleasure. For when collegiate days are remembered, pro or con These are the events which memories are built upon; Each gala occasion served to represent A source of carefree, innocent merriment! We revel with resounding cheer. All we wished for happened this year: Politics, proms, and carnivals, if you desire; Open houses. Follies, and a Great Ball of Fire! Plays, cruises, and delightful dances. Goat Shows, Carnivals, and Ocean City romances! All of these ac tivities served to be A great advance to our felicity. And though swift the measured sands have run. Memories of 1958 will never be done; All of our yesterdays, todays, and tomorrows. Will live in our memories of fun and sorrows. 14

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Greek Week Ann Mitchell at i lie 1FC Prom. Look Ma, no hands. It was the men of Delta Tail Delta Fraternity singing ' Rocka-My-SouP and kh Delta Shelter’ ' who captured first place in the IFC Sing, February 25. Will Hineiy did a superb jab as Director, Second place honors went to Phi Si gin a Kappa and Phi Alpha took third place Bruce Me richer. Phi Alpha, won the coveted Director’s Cup Dave Astor, local entertainer and comedian, provided the laughs between acts as master of ceremonies. Honors awarded at the event included the presentation of the Sigma Chi Scholarship Cup to Phi Alpha Fraternity, and the IFC Outstanding Delegate Key to Dick Geisler, Sigma Chi The Ini ra- Fraternity Council Prom ivas held the fol- lowing evening at the Presidential Arms, Intermission entertainment was provided by Ann Mitchell and the Four Winds The brothers of Delta Tan Delta courtesy of Martin Manning.