Rhodes College - Lynx Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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lt Southwestern cforiaf review buy books C4J, have a physical, and so forth. Freshmen regulations Went in force and baby bonnets, skull caps, and signs dotted the campus 151. The Freshmen good naturedly learned to sing the Alma Mater when called upon, performed stunts in chapel, kept off the grass, and used only the tront and north doors of Palmer. Opening convocation the morn- ing ot the 28 with President Rhodes conducting, brought old and new students to the sudden realization that carefree summer was over and that they were on the threshold of a new school year. The last day of the month the AOPi's honored the new students and football team with a fun-filled open house and pep meeting on the eve of the Lynx-Sewanee contest f7J. wit

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loween with a Student Body Open House October 21. The month closed with an elaborate Homecoming Celebration. The 28 presented a varied entertainment menu with the Chi O's Pre-Homecoming Open House, a pep rally C31 and bonfire behind the gym and an informal dance in the Lynx Lair to put Southwesterners in a Wonderful home- coming mood. The Homecoming holiday, marred only by Hendrixs 19-14 victory over the Lynx C8l, was Wonderfully complete with a morning parade down Main Street, the judging of Chi O Cll and ATO C23 as Win- ners in the decorated house contest, the coronation before the game of Homecom- ing Queen Pattye Smith C41 and Princesses Ieanne Roberds and Nancy Hill CSD, the Freshmen pajama race C63 at halt time of which A. N. Hutchison was the lirst to fin- ish and Walter Harris was the last CIUD, the yells ot the cheerleaders C7l, and the Home- coming tormal that evening CQD. Social Commissioner Bob Edington heaved a sigh of relief as social activities quieted down to normal once more after one of the most successful Homecoming celebrations ever presented. Page Thirteen