Indiana State University - Sycamore Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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Delts congregate Home- Dancers intermission at Delta Sigs have Juke box coming weel end Women's League Crystal dance. Ball. 630-add, fllcmcc on Hamatucd flime Dancing is college student's chief delight. War economy made informal juke-box sessions the favorite this year. Social organizations had their own get-togethers and after-the-game mixers and flunker's frolics filled vacant week-ends. First big dance of the year was the Blue and White Day aiair with Maury Mahn's band playing. The Sophomores had a White Christmas dance just before the holidays. Women's League gave its formal dance called Crystal Ball January 16. Women's Residence Hall sponsored the Valentine mixer on Co-Ed Date week-end. The high point of the social season was March 6 when the Junior class presented a Starlight Serenade with Maury Mahns playing a repeat per- formance. Plaid shirts and pinafores were the style at the Sadie Hawkins fling sponsored by the Family Relations class. Press Club's Razz Hop gave students both razz and jazz. The last big dance of the year was the inter- sorority spring formal. 21

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