Illinois State Normal University - Index Yearbook (Normal, IL)

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K v. 'I' L -ex.-1. 1 2 Sideline sentiments Tea for Two Dickey delivers . yf He's my guy . . Things are quieting down a little after the hustle and bustle of Homecoming. I suppose you all know the results of the iudging. Jesters and Orchesis took first place in the parade while Smith Hall and 403 S. University came out on top in house decorations - kind of keeping it in the neighborhood! If you happened by Cook Hall Saturday morning any time between five and eight lhorrible hourll you may have seen the sleepy couples at the dawn dance sponsored by Women's League. l wonder if their theme was Sunrise Serenade? Did you check that new cheerleader, the Rod Abbot type? Bob Harton's the name. He's really on the beam! lt may be a bit late, but we'd like to say it anyway- Eastern's band was one of the best we've seen or heard for a long time. Really snappy! All the clubs are getting back into routine again too- Elementary Club had its initiation of new freshmen in the form of a talent night, Baptist students are planning a big Hallowe'en party, and members of the Palette Club dropped their brushes for a while to see a few films the other evening. With Hallowe'en almost here, you'd better be careful, or The goblins will get you, if you don't watch out. OCT. 25-30. . .DROWSY DANCERS SWAY TO SUNRISE SERENADE. . .HARTON HEARTENS HARRIERS. . . D- 'ff -f- f. zurfi- 1 - t n a !m.1 ,etcif.v25nnu-i1Tv'aa:-nz. 1:51121-., .1..'a.uie.g -af