University of Vermont - Ariel Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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SUNSET ON THE LAKE SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON'S WINNING FLOAT FOR MEN YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU I Mr WITH Spring slowly changing toward Spring fever firmly entrenched on the campus cutting down nimum, the college pauses to relax With Junior Week. With John Spasyk at the h most entertaining Week was had. The Junior Week Peerade with the fraternities and Summer, and with activities to the mi the pick-me-up of John White and elm a leisurely and on Thursday, sororities com- peting for the coveted cups for the best PICNIC

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in -QIQZL' ings, but nevertheless, they are the first signs of Spring. As the days grow longer and the sun shines more brightly and the snow dissolves before the warm southern breezes, the campus wakes up to a new season, Spring. The baseball squad works out in the cage and limbers up for the southern trip. Track men put in their workouts on the indoor track and the tennis team works out in the gym. The fraternity track teams work out and hold their meet just before vacation. The Phi Delta Thetas sweep through both the track meet and the relays to capture both cups, followed by the Sigma Alpha Epsilon outfit. The interfraternity sing confirmed the fact that Spring was here, and the Sigma Alpha Epsilon singers carried away the Carroll Trophy for the third consecutive time to gain permanent possession of the cup. With blue skies, soft breezes, the trickling of running Water, the crack of bats on horsehide, the pounding of runners on the cinder track, soft nights, fraternity and sorority formals, boy and THE OLD MILL, LOOKING WELL THIS SPRING girl combinations strolling along the sun light walks, slow greening of the grass, the budding of leaves, Winter gives up the ghost and Spring comes to Vermont. INDOOR TRACK THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING SKIERS, LAST TIME OUT

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anis-2 floats in advertisement of the play, started off the festivities. In the evening You Can't Take It With You was presented by the University Players, and was delightedly applauded by the gala Junior Week crowd. Friday, soft moonlight and softer breezes made the perfect setting for the Junior Prom most important event of the spring season. With the sweet strains of Reggie Childs and his orchestra, the dance proved itself one of the most successful ever held. Saturday night the fun and good fellowship of the fraternity open house dances made the week a complete success, with the picnics Sunday furnishing the gentle rest of the quiet out-of-doors to make the Junior Week a perfect antidote for spring fever. PASS THE MUSTARD PI PHl'S WINNING FLOAT FOR WOMEN THE JUNIOR PROM