University of Wisconsin Madison - Badger Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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But On Weekends Xo one would dare claim that Badger-land 1956 lacked social life, for parties ruled the weekends. What type of parties we had depended on the season. In the fall we gathered about the radio at listening parties to cheer on the football team. In winter we enjoyed a round of costume The SAEs celebrated their centennial this year with a lavish aftair featuring a Southern theme, us shown at left, But a group of the boys further up Langdon Street needed no costumes at all to have fun in their all-purpose vehicle, as shown almve.

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 HA-TV, the I'nivcrsity television station, expanded its pro (tramming this year and demanded many busy hours of those students interested in program production. We Worked Hard

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We Lived It Up! and theme parties. But springtime was lake time, and after that uncertain period of wondering whether the weather had actually made up its mind to stay warm, the restless masses rushed to the piers to soak up sunshine and enjoy Mendota’s chilly water before final exams. On© can only surmise that the punch must certainly have been Rood.