Michigan State University - Red Cedar Log Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

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A K arty- arty HURSDAY AFTERNOCN, Friday night, Satur- day afternoon and evening all mean dances in the Union. The matinee dances and Party-Party are stag-or- drag affairs, an opportunity to meet new people and maybe even get a date for the week-end. Spartan Varie- ties features student talent for a half hour program each Saturday afternoon.

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19 We Cf'-t a Ms 1946 Home Enminq OMECOMING HIT ITS post-war stride this year as some 21,000 fans par- ticipated in the ceremonies and Watched the Spartans defeat the Marquette Hilltoppers, 20 to 0. Fraternity and sorority artists got a big workout preparing home- coming decorations featuring Beat Marquette and homecoming themes. The SAE's and the Sigma Kappa's took top honors in the contest. Homecoming visitors danced to the music of Bob Chester at the annual Alpha Phi Omega sponsored dance and attended open houses at various college departments, dorms and Greek houses. 27 1 iv W T 'w 1. ll i. l ,, fi, n i i

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Informal Dances OUPLES DANCE to the music of a local band at the Friday and Saturday Union Board dances. Tickets are sold in advance, and dancing couples fill the Hoot each night. The Grill is open until midnight to serve cokes and coffee during intermissions. Union Board members arrange for bands, sell tickets and take care of other details for the dances. 29 ? Mary Aim Bowmazz sings for Spartan varieties