Hampden Sydney College - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hampden Sydney, VA)

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Parents and Friends eekend Hampden-Sydney's faithful found themselves back at the Hill one week after the inau- gural celebration, as the Tigers entertained a visiting Madison squad for Parents and Friends weekend. This ever popular early fall weekend revolves around carefully planned par- ental visitsg most notable those parents of first year students. After a long night of frater- nity parties on the circle, these expectant freshmen rolled out of bed, at what must have been an unwholesome hour, in order to greet their parents in a state other than one of dishelve- ment. Although the weather was cold and wet, it did little to dampen the spirits of the par- ents as they attended the An- nual Meeting of Parents at 11 o'clock and a hastily arranged luncheon in Gammon Gymna- sium at 12 noon. Later in the afternoon other spirits were used to keep the Hill crowd warm as it watched a muddy defeat at the hands of the Dukes, 21-16. Saturday night a small, but hearty crowd attended a C.A.C. sponsored dance at which the Cornelius Brothers and Sister Rose played. A few parents were seen venturing into the gym, but most retreated after hearing a few songs reverberate off the barren concrete walls. Unfortunately, the event ended before it really got started be- cause of new ABC regulations. y'- f' Miw ',--- Those who still wanted to party, however, were able to squeeze into the basement of the Theta Chi house to listen to the Showmen until the wee hours. Shep Haw

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