Idaho State University - Wickiup Yearbook (Pocatello, ID)

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Colonial dames build homecoming exhibit . . . D. E. K. pledges on duty . . Jackowski heads I committee ... tickets, please ... rainy weather for home coming... all up for the touchdown ... where are the beards, fellows.. Residence welcomes grads. . . . Next day, women reached their sec- ond childhood and joined in the fun at the kid ' s party sponsored by the A. W. S. . . . flocked over to the gym in their rompers and hair ribbons to get the once over twice by sororities. . . . Not to be outdone by the women, the inmates of Residence invited all women to their open house at the In- stitute . . . which was something new and different in social events. . . . Later on Paris did their bit to social welfare at a skating party at the local rink. 13

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Innoce arms ' nee abroad . . . prelude to Horse Play . . . fhe tiger man . . . Colonial gets the Edict . . . the phone rang three times . . . the and the Edict. .. Edict enforced ... plenty of whitewash and you. all to Prel iminaries Aspiring football men had been practicing for two weeks prior to registra- tion under Eagle-Eye Wicks, and were ready for a game the second week of school. Meanwhile, freshmen were in a daze; women were whoop- ing about the physical exams with two bath towels, men were scratching heads over chem assignments, and on top of this, freshmen had social obligations . . . big sister parties, stag sessions, and rushing. . . . Finally everyone got into the swing of things, and Turner hlall had its open house ... all men were invited, and that meant Turner had first choice of eligibles ... a week later Colonial women strutted their stuff. Shoved back the rugs, and showed the fellows a good time with song, dance, and food. 12 bc i. iisM

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■ Q «% Nuff sed ... we mean it . . . Paris undergoes minor alteration . . . homecoming draws large crowds . . . pharmics decorate Science . athletes take over the gym ... we ' re with you Bengals! ... let ' s go, men ... Turner ' s contribution in southern style. W ell UnJer Wa Remember the cold, dismal day of Homecoming? Not content to blow dirt in our faces, it had to rain and give us a mud bath for beauty treat- ment . . . and Paris gratefully accepted that gold loving cup for the most outstanding decorations and displays. Must we remind you of the class elections? ... of all the handbills cluttering the walks . . . the bushels of apples given away ... of the trouble over the sophomore president and the Bengal ' s disapproval? ... all this and much more for the sake of school government. 14