University of Illinois - Illio Yearbook (Urbana Champaign, IL)

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The immense Homecoming decorations that are built in front of many houses must be pre-assembled on the ground. This pre-assem- bly takes us many hours, but it's for the house. We don't worry about the vvorkg we worry about meeting the deadline. Writing and Rehear ing-Planning and Buildin You can't have Stunt Show without costumes which are usually made by the sorority and it's quite a job. . Zg,-A7,, . is 3 ., it li -X , 5 'Q' T f , Q ,Q 2 5 w 5 . f 5 .al i 1 ,f ,f l 5 A S 5 i 3 Y N . x,V tw Stunt Show requires props which the fraternity makes. The design may be simpleg the representation is obvious. I8

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.4m A heap of hats and a heap of fun are all a part of the Dad's Day Committees plans for a traditional weekend. r aaa . ,3-4 .xy i ,.w'..s, it ,:- 2' ,al .1 .V , W9 '- is aaslf ' f mua, UQ- Sgt-Q' A 1.f..'-.1 H' ., 'f,' 3 5 -':'. l Q,f, 1 'iff 1,i':..'e ge, 21:4 Vufiv' yfvgx ',.',f..l 1 1- Re f ff' -w 'Qs in 'x ' 'MHS t ' ..s'. X 'bl I' 'w:tn4'. ' fmu- 'fan-fat J iv. sf. 5' V-ntl' 'ffvYQ?w.-i.'1e ' udtqt L ,L A , , A M JA, U, M1 ,A , ts Nvixv .V Mfffzf VL- Irv. 'f' Q. EAA ,A J' ht, 4, .. we A ofa i4li i 1-err if. 'U-l'vf3. I ,,f.f.,.3f,i 'ia' 'fi YU: ir I 5'-Zin. +w'f'Df'n f'lF?if'-E?'gf- 34 rs' 6 In 1 uv all ,iz - K ,.?,, K ,ew ' 4,31 .fi lf I, -. 1. yi A r9TT'.ti4'.'r':f'.f 1 1 . ...,,. ..,, ,, ' 1 ag., ta 'elf a faai I thigh, mt- 'iH'Pftei'i . - as ' ' ' 'V' ' ' 1-Af Y . .-' v qt. 11. ' -a f: ' is ,A Q 2 li f'1f'i fA 2 'f' -1 ' ' , V. -V if ' ' ':5'-f.e?.1.. 1'-as ..e,' ,gt i f i fgygay A ' .vtl ' Q .4 'ff:..i'.taTr 'e 1'?,i?ti I '- K? I 3 Y . . I 0Q..!.i lf ' if ,. 5.14. ,t 5 g A ' Q . w I' ' it. .I 1 alum 9 M Q 9 fr! a . I J r ' X 'fr . ' ' if gf. 1 . .j. 3 A special tribute to the dads is made by the cooperation ot Block I and The Marching Illini at the game. 20 It' Dail' erlil a Illini Celebrate Their Traditional Fall Event Illini Dads were greeted in grand style as they attended the attivities ol the thirty-ninth animal Dad's Day NVeek- end, held November 8 and El. lien Iireutfiger, the worId's lriendliest man, toured the campus shaking the hands OI the Dads and their tantptts companions. lien broke the wo1'ltl's hand-shaking retord In shaking ltl,ti7li hands in ten hours. lraditioir played a prominent part in the activities ol' the weekend. Iivents have expanded in the thirty-nine years sinte the lirst all-campus Dad's Day celebration held in lSl2tl. However, the Dolphin Show and the Little Inter- national Horse Show were a part ol the original weekend. 'l'he llniversity's lirst Dean ol Men, 'I'homas Arkle Clark, originated the idea, and the at tivities held at the first Dad's Day int ltided a pep rally, visits to classes, an ROTC parade, and a smoker. In 1922 the Dad's ,Xssotiation was formed. and Hail to the Orange was presented lor the First time. The year ISHS saw the heginning ol the strong tradi- tion ol Ising lor a Day. This year's Ising was Irwin Meyer who is the Iather ol' Roger Meyer, a sophomore in tommerte. 'l'he activities ol the weekend were many and most ol the Dads went home looking lorward to a good rest. How- ever, they lelt behind them a tremendous number ol weary students who had been working lor months in advance to make the l?l5Sl Dad's Day NVeekend a success. Intensive rehearsals for Dad's Day Review begin early in the semester for all the Cooperating independent houses participating in this annual variety show.