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

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xcitementol all vent Keep U onthe Go A, f 4 . , Q 1 ,I . .A UAS. is 4 .. K- ,fl ,ml rf X -W 1l,x?' . lg if - Y ' 'ii Ely ,,:yh.,,, ,M X tix 'F fl ills! EM The Cadets are coming to Champaign! and a large crowd With 600 extra men on campus, the girls, as well as the ef- awaited them as they lined up into their traditional formation. ficient Block l staff, were kept mighty busy at the Army game. 'Www A memorable scene in our fall University Lite is this one. Here 70,000 loyal students and campus visitors, dressed for the weather of the day, hurry toward our Memorial Stadium in time to be seated before the l 230 buzzer sounds, beginning another Illini football game. 24

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i i iiianuulul af- -+3 in .do 'ii U Armistice Day was recognized by everyone-ROTC, the Regimental Band, and students, too, especially because we got out ot the first fifteen minutes of our eleven o'clock classes. Come to Annual Fall Activitie ,f ., . . ' fr i i' r Viv 5 , 34 9 int I 5 .Za we fy . 1-if Actives and alumnae of most of the houses work together throughout the' year Both the actives and the alumnae of on various projects: fOUI'1dGF'S days, Homecoming, initiations, and philanthropy proiects. Sigma Kappa are proud of their new house. we . air Pajama Races-a traditional tall event-acld to the rousing campus spirit, Grinning Sig Nu's are keeping a tight hold on the Here the DeIt's team cheer for themselves after winning the John Street races. trophy that they won at the Penn Ave. P. J. Races. 23 4.4 i ' A 'ff f Fable 12,5 1 gr. is 3 g Y r ' ' , V , GZ' 9 1. , w. r ' - Y Qw-

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Alter we've settled into the K'Ull1lUl'llllJlC routine ol classes and going to sthool again. we fmtl or make time lor extiae curricular lall activities. On Saturday alternoons, we either listen or go to a gaine. Friday alternoons are lor 'IKCLIIC ing. Ten otlock hreaks are lor it cup ol' tollee. ,Xml there's always house meetings on Mon- day nights. Ol course, there are other tratlitional events we go to such as Homecoming, Turkey Run, Stunt Show, dances, tlates and Union movies. Fall is also the time lor hay- rides, wiener roasts, raincoats and Clear, crisp mornings. But, the greatest event ol fall is returning to school. Any time of the day from ten minutes to the hour until the chimes sound this Crosswalk between the Library and D K H has enough traffic to keep the policeman busy. On rainy days the stream of raineoats crossing the street is broken only when a ear passes by MAL, 'r -.7' ' -