University of Oklahoma - Sooner Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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Safari in Sig Alph jungle finds Great White ARTIES. ANNIVERSARIES COSTUME BALLS, DANCES SOME OLD. SOME NEW Formal dances, informal parties-traditional parties and new ones, too. Almost any weekend, fun and frolic scheduled by one group or another. Campus traditions, such as the Beta Barn Dance and the Sigma Nu White Rose Formal, are greeted each year with new enthusiasm. Whatever the occasion, it was celebrated. Pi Beta Phi marked its fiftieth anniversary with a din- ner-dance, while Kappa Sigma fraternity greeted the new year with a traditional New Yearas eve party. A gala event to suit cveryonejs taste from a jungle party to a berserk ball. Interwoven among all a happy carefree spirit. Hunters Pill Patterson. Bill Hllser. Carolyn Lewis and Phil Clark. White rose, Sigma Nu and Cynthia Curtis, Richard Ledbetter, Bill ihelnold and Carol Chamlee.

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USH WEEK... PARTIES END PLEDGES COME First comes work week when Greeks call on all hands to jam cleaning, party plans, rehearsals in seven short days. Then rush, with parties and skits, smiles and hrst impressionkthe sizing up process begins. For women pledge hopefuls, dorm iso- lation, open house7 parties. For the men, parties, serenades7 pledging-at-will and bid- house. But comes the final hourhcorsages and hugs for new-found sisters, firm hand-shake as hroth'er greets brother. The final step! Beverly Buchanan gets Kappa pledge ribbons from Patsy Tait as Carol Jones and Ann Blcdsoe look on. Eager, excited members of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity line sidewalk to give royal welcome to this yearR' pledge class.

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Hero or villain! He keeps the leading: lady guessing. The heroinek big: moment has arnved. Brothers Four, three. two. one blast off for another successful hit!