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

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...As TH.E ALPHA DELTA PHI Fraternity members and their daies eflloy an informal pledge dance as they try twisting. Dances Highlight Spring Nights After long months of study during freezing weather, students are anxious tor the arrival of spring. Dances and formats are highlights of the season's activities. The in- at deal of originality in Creating wild costumes and unique decorations. In con- lVUSl, the formals require quite gala attire. formal dances stimulate a gre EVERY SPRING THE Phi Gamma Deltas lbetter known as the Fiiisi hold the Fill Island Party and dressed n proper attire for the evening, they escort their dates in race style by taking them in a wagon I

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lLLlNl HESITATE to allow the bright Spring sunshine go to waste. fx .Qi -'J' l f, lk '35, lr' . if .. VV' 'W it sv 4 , , M W, - - -:Fir CRYSTAL LAKE and its facilities become more popular and e'ven crowded with the arrival of Spring. THESE TWO STUDENTS will be used to cold feet by the time final exams arrive. ll HM ill lil fin lki IKIH lil REMIC limi Wim Z KID? izltiflllttt V, WWNHWE 'ml tim? QA KVZWKW Kitt? Wim' tmfiw? Citfitittbtti- 'vt 'lv li WW lit HS!! WlQMf list' Wt :umm will ' .A 'Tiff' I WW H YQ 7.ffFT1,.. 1 M TTT, U QQf,,i,lf W ififlil LT. , M in , mm .v-V,-4 i BONNIE GUIMONT AND TOM SLATTERY, find that those long cold walks to class have been transformed into seemingly short and pleasant ones. Spring Means Relaxation . . . And Study After a long winter of hibernation with books, students emerge to enioy spring. Couples, tired of daily routine, often find walks through the campus relaxing. Those who don't want to waste a minute of the glorious sun take their books with them. Some of the more energetic can even be found in near-by playgrounds. JOHN ANDERSON attempts to convince fellow students of his endurance of study in any weather. mfr.. , Q 'A - . V ,, . . - ..4,, ,Al ...em ,- 1--1-1 ,?v5,..,,'.t M N ,,,,,?,u,. ! Nlgmp ,

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ZETA TAU ALPHA sorority women combine harmonious voices, vocal clarity, and uniform dress to capture first place in the Shi-Ai Sachem Sing. Shi-Ai Sachem Sing Entertains Moms The annual Shi-Ai Sachem Sing is held as a special entertainment for Mom's Day Weekend. Open to any sorority or fraternity wishing to participate in the com- petition, this songfest is sponsored by Shi-Ai, Panhel- lenic women's sophomore activity honorary, and Sachem, lnterfraternity men's iunior activity honorary. This year eight finalists, Alpha Xi Delta, Pi Beta Phi, Sigma Chi, Sigma Sigma Sigma, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Lambda Chi Alpha, Zeta Tau Alpha, and Acacia, partici- pated in the two shows held on May 3, l963. Each group sang one house song and one sweetheart song. After the last show, winners were announced. Zeta Tau Alpha, who sang The Creed and Have You Ever Held Any Other Little Hand, and Acacia, who sang Sweetheart of Acacia and Here's to Acacia, received first place trophies. Alpha Xi Delta and Lambda Chi Alpha won second place. GEORGE MORVIS, Master of Ceremonies, looks on as Sharon Coats re- ceives the trophy from Dick Moody and Cindy Curtiss, the co-chairmen. ACACIA FRATERNITY won top honors singing two of their house songs under the leadership of Morgan Lynge.