Wake Forest University - Howler Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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and trips to Boston. The two century-old literary societies and the other organizations likewise attracted their share of attention. In most cases, however, campus life settled down to the familiar routine of attending classes three or four hours a day, going to th e post office at chapel periods, snacking at the Soda Shop and Book Store, undergoing the exactness of a physical ed. course, and taking in an occasional movie or pool-room bout.

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But it was not long before all four classes fused to form a single unit. The football season was underway, and the Deacons had hopes of a fairly successful year. The fraternities began their an- nual campaigns to pledge up likely freshmen, and talk was spread about a pledge dance, Homecoming, - m -» -. .

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This was early autumn . October and November came and brought with them the fairly successful football season, the pledge dance, Homecoming, the trips to Boston, and the blossoming of the roster of campus organizations. The nip of winter was in the air. •« »» » .