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MARDI GRAS Sophomores stitching streamers of crepe paper into multi- colored leis, freshmen begging upperclassmen to Name the Doll, seniors struggling with clever lines, for Broadway Beat, juniors toting mysterious packages from the campus post office to the residence hall . . . All Aboard! Mardi Gras Special now building up steam! Destination: New York City! The week end opened with fun and frolic for all at the Costume Ball in Hotel Blackhawk Friday evening. On Satur- day morning the lobby of Liberal Arts became Fifth Ave- nue with an exclusive candy and gift shop, an art studio, and a religious goods store. Down in the gym, big and little children watched turtles race, served minutes in the black-and-white striped jail, or danced the Hokey Pokey to win a luscious cake. Hungry Mardi Gras-ers stopped for hamburgers and sundaes at 21 or Romanoffs luncheon- ette. And the big city celebration netted a big profit! Cresters chalked up another successful Mardi Gras in line with such traditionally successful projects. Clowns at the Costume Ball, Bob Nolan and Colleen McNicoll. i X -I Hel- M- - sollllfew 'iul coswmdxzige in 121115- sl begun and he' judged mo Haiiimgs belle Maw' all, afesfy, J Oyce Bo rgman ' Dlomen ades a I I he Costume
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