University of Michigan - Michiganensian Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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Below an intrigued group lis- tens as the lad talks away with his hands, during an intermission at Summer Prom. . . Summer was gay Shep Fields played for the Summer Prom, a noble innovation of ' 42. JGP and the WAA put on the July Jam- boree carnival at Palmer Field, where service men spent their first checks buying war stamps which allowed them to throw balls at dollies (the manufac- tured type), chase people about, and what have you? An exciting moment at Bomber Scholarship ' s Victory Vanities creating a not-so-quiet riot in Hill Auditorium. Illinium 11

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Through the Engine Arch and on the Diag the cadence is the same, the familiar hep, heep, hike, hok, (or something to that effect) . . . Hungry men of Com- pany B-4 line up for ' chow ' in front of the Union . . . Impres- sive graduation sight these men have now reached points un- known.

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Closing time, Miss. The library was a good influence of a summer ' s night. Chilean Independence Day came during September. Professor Gale placed a plaque in the International Center to mark the event . . . Summer whites or winter navies, the V-12 ' s still enjoy the Bell. Don ' t we all? . Army men and their dates had a choice between Barton Pond and the Barbour Bathtub. This is the latter, need we add?