Wayne State University - Griffin Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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... ,in 'S 1 I lfffflif ,-..M... '2 4 . D I The J. Hop The supreme social function of the collegiate year is past, but it leaves behind it many fragrant memories-memories of picturesque Japanese decorations, moss-covered rails, sweet perfumery and pretty girls. Music which made the body sway in rhythm, a grand march, perfume bottles in silk cases, and cool refreshing punch are the things remembered by somefbut others, looking into the future-thinking of the greater college that is to be'+remember it also for other things. They remember it as the initial step in the setting of lasting tra- ditions and customs for the junior class. The fact that everyone had an excellent time at the dance is largely due to the loyal work of the different committees. To them go the thanks of the school. They had a real task, and they performed it in a worthy fashion. COMMITTEES ox THE DANCE General Chairman: D. Leonard. Orchestra: R. Lightbocly. Posters: E. Long Tickets: R. Ross. Publicity: XY. Northcott. Refreshments: H. Maynard. Programs: R. Gibson. Favors: F. Wlilson. Decorations: F. Rhoades. Orchestra: Orange Blossom Terrace Orchestra. Time: Friday, April 11-9-1. .. ... . W...-..., .. au... . .4 . av. , ...,.?.,...va...s ,,f,.,... ,W .aaa .:.. f .,wM.,.:.. Nw -:- ff....,A .... .,..........-.. .. . . .. - ,, , r-if .. .,-.--.,..-...,.-,. W., ,.,-..,,,..,,.,,.,,,,.,, ...A ... l-.--....,. , -, Y may fam . ,,...,.,..,, ., X, .,,-.,.,.,, ,,u,t O, ,..,.,,,m,,,, N, ... ........-......-...... ,.., . A 9...,..Bs.,.w..x,.., .,..W,...,-,,..,.,,..,,,,,. , W, ,,,,,,,.M,. ..., 99 1 , l l E l v Q ! X.. .wa ' I ll. J if N lf! , lf fx nl 5.1 liz f. l ff ,Le ,,V !': ajax I I .',i iii 'il ii PU! -Q 'li .gl fl ., ga ist: E-i Qi Al all Ill lil 5 l wi

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Friday, Oct. 5 Oct. 12, 13,14 Wednesday, Oct. 24 Friday, Oct. 26 Wednesday, Oct. 31 Thursday, Nov. 1 Saturday, Nov. 3 Friday, Nov. 9 Wednesday, Nov. 14 Friday, Nov. 16 Friday, Nov. 23 Tuesday, Nov. 00 Saturday, Dec. 8 VVednesday, Dec. 12 Friday, Dec. 14 Wednesday, Dec. 19 Thursday, Dec. 20 Wednesday, jan. 16 Friday, Feb 1 Friday, Feb 22 Friday Feb 22 and Friday, Feb. 29 Friday, March 7 Friday, March 14 Saturday, March 15 Saturday, March 22 Friday, April 4 Wednesday, April 9 Friday, April 11 Friday, April 25 Saturday, May 3 Friday, May 9 Saturday, May 10 Tuesday, May 13 Wfednesday, May 14 Friday, May 16 May 30, 31, june 1 Friday, June 6 23 '94 .. Calendar Men's Mixer W. S. G. A. House Party at Grosse Ile. Spanish Club Matinee Party VV. S. G. A. Hallowe'en Tea Engineers' Stag at Temple Theatre D. A. S. Dance Student Club Banquet at Y. M. C. A. Spanish Club Dance Frosh Frolic Flag Rush D. A. S. Open Meeting W. S. G. A. Mixer Matinee Dance Collegian Party Football Banquet and Dance Student Club Stag at Y. M. C. A. VV. S. G. A. Christmas Tea French Club Christmas Party VV. S. G. A. Christmas Party for Orphans D. A. S. Play, The Truth About Blayds House of Representatives Dinner Dance Engineers' Stag W. S. G. A. George VVashington Tea College Opera, Naughty Marietta Matinee Dance Men's Mixer House of Representatives Stag Matinee Dance W. S. G. A. Mixer Engineers' Semi-Annual Stag Theater Party House of Representatives Dance Soph Prom. i Girls' Basketball Game in Toledo Premedic Dance Student Club Installation Banquet and Vl'ater Car nival at Y. M. C. A. J- HOD Matinee Dance XV. S. G. A. Spring Formal VV. S. G. A. Mothers' Tea French Opera, Mignon J. Smoker VV. S. G. A. Bridge Tea House of Representatives' Stag Chega Dinner Dance D. A. S. Outing Open Night at City College XY. S. G. A. House Party at Lake Orion Field Day .-a-...,,,.. .....,,,:.,,,,.,.LgQ,, .,... ,,,,. ...-.-.. ,.....,,..,,......s,., . ..,......-....,..,a. .- ,... ... W.. W ...,. . ..,.., 1 ......., ...., ,..,....,.,...,.a. .,......... ......,,,...,.,... ....,. ......,...., , ZIIIIQ. 'M'2'fIllM.lff.1Qf.fIQI I QQ L

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