Rhodes College - Lynx Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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as -Wwwwndg i ,33 7 El: : : , .,,, . Queen Ann Brown and King Iudd Willitord KZJ reigned over the gala April Fool Carnival C7l attended by Lady-In-Waiting Pattye Smith and Lord-ln-Waiting Curtis Kent and the court consisting ot Nancy Hill Toby Bunn, Anne Marie Caskey,IBill Brown , Anne Caldwell, Denby Brandon Nancy Cartwright, Billy loe Crisamore, k . en, Jesters Ronald Davis and Roscoe Davis. Royal Playwright Mark Harris lackie Roland, and Forrest Flanil Field, and pages lane and Anne C63 wrote and directed I Wake Up Dreaming, the otticial April Fool Pla Cl 3, 45 ' y , , starring Roscoe Field and Vivienne Chilton. Woody Morriss and Carolyn Kennedy, Bob Mat- thews and Dottie Steindortt and G B ' , erry ugbee and Peggy Flaniken were awarded prizes for the three best costurned couples CSD. The Y. W. C. A. girls played Easter Bunny April 5 to thirty-tive boys trorn Gailor Hall at an Easter Egg Hunt. The KD's highlighted the 15 with their lovely White Rose Ball in the gym. r H ....

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'nlfiioiaiono ana! cafifilofagecf Olftf' . . . ship of class president Sammy Reese, opened the round of class frolics with an outing and barbecue supper at Clearpool. The Y. W. C. A. sponsored a Campus Talent Revue in the gym to raise funds for the group's Italian war orphan MJ, and the Sigma Nu's pre- sented their novel Manhattan After Dark Ball March 25 in the gym. And then Spring came and We students prac- tically deserted the library ISD and found our- selves instead in the bookstore KG, 72, visiting the neighboring park and zoo, lingering over our meals CSD, and beginning to get a touch of that old Spring Fever. rp., X Page Twenty-Th ree

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