Nebraska Wesleyan University - Plainsman Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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fa. AROUND THE CLOCK Witli the initiation of the system of deferred preferencing at Wesleyan for the first time this year, several new aspects of formal rushing were introduced. One afternoon event was an around-the-clock affair with each girl visiting each sorority Page twen ty-fam' house. Tea was served at the house visited last. The affair proved an orientation to sorority rushing for freshman girls. They were given an opportunity to meet the house mothers and the girls residing in the house. 'M Wh - J' X' -

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TO SHO THE ME Phi Taus and guests shed their coats to enjoy better baked ham and trimmings cooked the Owens' way. Between courses the Taus blended their voices in their tra- ditional song, The Ramblerr. Crescents and their rushees take a breath of air after returning from the Zephyr Room at the Hotel Capitol. Food and entertainment were furnished and various talks given on fraternity life. li ah, After dinner, Delt rushees were counseled by alumni members on the merits of fraternity life. Special music from the Alpha Gam trio and double talk on atomic energy by Bill Speidel highlighted the even- ing's entertainment. Page twenty-five Xwsd3'T '+