University of Louisville - Thoroughbred Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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NOVEL PARTIES, hearty handshakes and perplexed freshmen are sure signs that fraternity and sorority rush has begun. Friendliness is the watchword of the fraternal grOups while the rushees vacillate between impressing and being impressed. It is not with-a small sigh of relief, however, When the day of decision arrives and each new pledge proudly receives his or her official pin. Kite

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EACH YEAR through the Interna- tional Center and Student Exchange Program the students of the Univer- sity of Louisville actively participate in international relations. The ustu- dent ambassadors who went abroad last year were: Heft to rigth Doris Schott, Ronald Mather, Ruth Uebele, Bernd Silver, Martha McIntosh, Ben Pence, Ruth Schimpler, Bill Mitchell. The International Relations Club, open to all students, provides weekly programs of world interest to promote international knowl- edge, understanding, and good will. The officers are: President ................ Ronald Myles Vice-Preside7zt..Florence Saltzman Secretary .................. Judy Shelton Treamrer .............. David Driscoll Faculty Adwlror Dr. Paul Angiolillo

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A favorite .rocz'al event of all tlae campy: groap; i5 tbe overcrowded but congenial open 1902159 where, according to tloe Campy; Caper; Column in the Cardinal, a good time wax bad by 41V! Hobo picniw, gay ninety partial, and Mg-of-wm' outing: are just 4 few of tlae Campy; event! at- tended by the Judents tbrongbout tloe year. T196 most popular, however, seem; to M the costume party wlaere anyone from Frankenstein to H uakle- berry Finn might put in 192': appearance.