Lamar University - Cardinal Yearbook (Beaumont, TX)

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r'Q4, 'Q x 0 W 9 'J E.: L Sigma Nu president, Scott Pool, presents' a gift to Alackie Dczclle, Fraternity sweetheart. I-ler clatc, Raymond Bean, is oblivious to all. 'fb-1' 3 . fi we--t Vi K' ' 5 - W 150 fs' , , l t , , 1 ,ff ff f fi- Xi- -,J-if' , . , The Sigma Nu's sing a special -song to their new sweetheart. lim Talley puts a little fun in his life hy trying dancing,

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Yes, the lubilee Dance was quite a Footrace. Beauty is as beauty does is the motto of the Les Belles Carclinelles presented at the lubi- lee Dance. Left to right, they are: Beth Crocker, Sherry Simpson, Beverly Wlieelei', Kaye Payne, Claudia Kaszynslci, ancl Sue Harper. Looks like there were quite a few places where the varsity had the jump on the faculty at the LT Iuhilee Faculty vs. Var- sity basketball game which the profs finally won. Coach Martin makes sure the facul ty gets at least two points in the Faculty vs. Varsity game. if 4

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Togetherness was the thing this ve u The Delta gms clemonsti ite this bv dome the Bunny Hop at their Rose Bill SPRI G DAN CES Spring clunees are as traditional as Spring show- ers ill L1lI1'12ll' Tech. Most organizations choose this time ol year to hold annual formals and to honor their sweethearts, Lovely eoetls in new dresses, men in dinner jackets, und carefully chosen decorations are all part of these Festivities. Private dinners, receptions, and parties help create a special event atmosphere. Jack Webster presents a bouquet to the 1960 Rose of Delta Sigma Pi, Io Carol Savarino, at the group's spring clanee.