University of Wisconsin La Crosse - La Crosse Yearbook (La Crosse, WI)

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s by' magic l3YQrs. 'k. the plays EV, HA W f Rushing came, and the Greek groups scrambled to keep their ratings by getting the proverbial cream of the crop. Those of us who pledged soon learned the meaning of Hell Week , actives , and swat trade -and learned it the hard Way. We pocketed our pride for a Week and did our actives' bidding, as the Snack Bar tables formed a fraternity row and We put on a spectacle for the rest of the college. For good or ill, Hell Week had once more come and gone. its A7'x,L7 5 .5 isa Q. V X- ,M6g1 ' - ak ' :fs KKAJ, Q

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, ' M1.- A- Y ' I 1 Z' X , V.. Y, ,X Q fd-4 We attended plays Where We were caught up in the magic of the theatre by the Thespian efforts of the College Players, Through the g Little Theater assumed the aura of Broadway With such plays uidance of Mrs. Toland and Mr. Frederick, the as The Importance of Being Earnest , The Hairy Ape , A Doll's House , and Teahouse of the August Moon. I , + l-ll ' I to keep mei' of the cr0P- tradeayand ov! Pfide fo put on H SI good OI' lf 1 I n I I l 4 X . 5 K , ' ,Q 11

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,- Spring hit the campus, ushering in a multitude of activities. We applauded the efforts of Catalina Club and Orchesis at their shows, attended the St. Patrick's and Mothers, Day teas, scrambled madly for melodious selections for Song Fest and original skits for the Beta Show, and at last danced to the strains of spring prom music. For sc setmany j College, I. days of c the glea 1d that the always