University at Albany - Pedagogue Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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baeks them to the limit. Parties: Leap year ifrolie brings out the hidden yearnings of State's Sophomore women. Surprised? Profession.: First real introduction comes 'through Ed. 10. Among other things, learned how to study and where not to park. . Pzlslzball: Quote the Campus Day Skit- The Freshmen are push-overs-unquote. Receptions: The Sophomores, o11 best behavior, decide that green really becomes the Frosh. Rivalry: The Sophs nobly refrain from rubbing it in. Too bad '43. Romance: Definitely not lacking in '42, Established Frosh romances continued, new a11d surprising combinations were formed, not to mention the popular pastime of swapping B. F's and G. F's. Sing: Talent is displayed as '42 lifts its voice to Alma Mater and victory. Con- gratulations to songleader Hirsh for in- spiring songs and inspired directing. Slfits: Roy Sommers blossoms out as State's most promising skit writer. Lord Kelly and Saint Paul of the Alumni Resi- dence Hall were strokes of genius. Practice proves fun for all. Soiree: There arenit enough adjectives to describe the music of the crowd. One more star in the crown of UL2! Studies: Ouchllll Miscellaneous: It's the best year yet. i I-X 1 rl ll 'KF 0 .QQMWJ ldtjgv 4 , fi ,v fi? 1 My 6 fl ii 7 ff J wg gwimk xixekf' Y