Washington University Saint Louis - Hatchet Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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After several rounds ol' parties which liollowed numerous themes, from the jungles to gay life of Paris, expectant pledges-to-be gathered in the lounge of the XYomen's Build- ing to await the great moment when they were bid. Flut- tering hearts and wrung-out handlterchiefs preceded that final moment when envelopes were opened and-new sorority members were welcomed by old with squeals. yells, and frantic emotion. reek rush opens school Surorities and fraternities pledge over 400 stzulents Delta Gamma 4'sailors prepared for a rush party on a warm fall afternoon. Now what do you suppose brought this on? As usual during rush, no one seems to be quite sure where to look or what to do.

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Chancellor and Mrs. Shepley greeted freshmen out- side of Graham Chapel on New Students Day. Nlarilyn Loelimoeller and Rich Hughes, co- eliairmen of the en- tire FO program, also took part in the New Students Day activities. Members of Sophomore Commission served as food disliersn for the mob of hungry freshmen at the picnic.

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N' if Part of campus lift- is the perennial card gL1I11t'. usually bridge, which is to be found in every fraternity house. sorority room, and other places on campus where al- lowed. Of course, none were found in the Quad Shop after being uI'2llClCCl,ll which greatly ruined this noble structure's charm.