Occidental College - La Encina Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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The strains of currently popular songs like Ma'mselle or old Mil- ler favorites like ln the Moodi' drifted from the Student Union Patio every Tuesday night. And those unfortunates who had night classes or were studying in the library for that inevitable morning quiz knew that the Mixer was in full swing. At Mixers Oxy stu- dents got acquainted-with the assistance ot the mellow mike voice which told them, This is the third in the series-a cut dance or Take her to the side and get a new partnerf' Mixers are an Oxy tradition-an expres- sion of our friendly spirit. Right: A Tuesday evening mixer. Edgar Bergen with Charlie McCarthy. Bob l-lope and vocalist

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Wylie Hall dorm dance. Dorm spirit rose to the heights when the women and men's residence halls ushered in spring with their annual dances on the same weekend. Umbrellas appeared and despite the rainy nights, the frolics drew many pleasure seeking couples. Themes of the dormitories were Erdman, How Deep is the Ocean g Haines, Temptation g Orr, Fool's Paradise g Wylie, Spring g and Swan, Swan Dive. At happy interlude times Staccato laughter and sonorous guffaws sounded from beautiful Thorne Hall during the first semester when Edgar Bergen and Bob Hope gave their national broadcasts on the Oxy stage. Entertaining after-shows drew more explosive laughter from the gleesome audience as the comic character Ursul Twing performed. C-:tests on the radio production were Frank Leahy, Notre Dame coach, and Hollywood stars lane Wyman and Robert Montgomery. Full houses greeted the ventriloquist and comedian on their respective appearances, and the proceeds from the Hope show were added to the Occidental War M vmbrial fund. Us