University of Pennsylvania - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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steam Sarisa Himmelstein thinks Undergrad Camp is the way to start the Junior year. ,ta fA,a Y Eegge t t 11 x e 10 2 e il Pele Mele Cup to the Juniors for The Seven Ages of Wonien.' Will the Junior Class please rome to order. Sphinx and Key present red roses

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.IUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL -Seated: C. Johnson, L. Korn, N. Beck lPres.l, J. Block, A, Buvinger. Stand- ing: J. Dillman, J, Irwin, J. Suplee, M. Ono, C, Ander- son, E, Allen. S 'X Memoks of Red and Blue - - EL Snap shots form Undergrad Camp . . . u letter headed Dear Big Sister . . . an ant from the junior-Frosh Picnic Lunch in back of Bennett . . . a shiny Sphinx and Key pin . . . prize winning lyrics from the Song: Contest . . . a map of the stacks . . . a train ticket to the Columbia Came . . . an Orienta- tion Class roll . . . a program from Junior Chapel . . . a pressed corsage from the Junior Prom . . . an empty asperin bottle . . . a 55 UF '52 toothpick from the Junior-Frosh Luncheon . . . hills from the fraternity . . . that impossible P.S. final . . . Johnny's draft notice . . . the cup from Pele Mele night . . . a pro slip . . . two stubs from S'Light Up the Sky . . . an invitation from West Point . . . a petition for WSGA President . . . a knitting pattern . . . an ivy leaf from Hey Day. SPHINX AND KEY - Seated: J, Auritt, J. Dill man, F. Carans fPres.J, C Beckenlraugh, J. Shaw. Stand ing: M. Stewart, C. Labrum C. Anderson, N. Beck, E Pritchard, D, Elder. Miss ing: N. Lennox, M, Minnick M, Rector. 7

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