University of Louisville - Thoroughbred Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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1 AEDES No room inside! T THE FRINGES of the campus, sorority and fraternity houses were sounding with the patter of pledges’ feet as these hopeful creatures trotted about answering all phone calls, and learning the finer points of housecleaning. Parties and open houses were given so that these pledges could see and be seen. The immediate object, however, was not to get mobbed by the crowd that came.

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Election Day leaves students, campus, and campaign manager exhausted. HE NAILING OF POSTERS announced the coming of Election Day. At no other time during the year did the school spirit of campus organizations reach such a peak. Politician’s handshakes and free lemonade provided a pleasant incentive to the proletariat, while exhausted campaign managers testified to the work required to put a candidate across.

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In among the coats. Top—Four coffees! Two with and two without. Lower Right—After classes are over. CTIVITIES IN AND AROUND the Student Union Building were in a continual whirl beginning at eight o’clock in the morning and continuing throughout the day. Whether it was a cup of coffee, a hurried lunch, or a chance to discuss politics, the SUB was the place to go. Students will always remember the SUB as the center of campus activities.