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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F ff l i l itil ln 'i ig ,ml lm Wi ,i li 1 i 7 Y .fl ' i V -.X 2 , i A , E iw? Air av!! ev i' '24l? Spring Formal The 1024 Spring Formal, thc .-Xnnual XYomen's League dance under the direc- tion of lN'Iarian Huston, was held in the girls' gymnasium on Saturday evening May 3rd. The huge room was transformed into a fairy maze by quantities of soft green moss overhanging the room from balcony heights, and through which pink and purple butterdies rlittcd. Spotlights from time to time shone on the colorful lattice work that surrounded the dance floor, and the whole effect was that of outdoors on a gala summer evening. Dancing was from eight o'clock till twelve, the music was good. the punch equally good, and it was a reluctant crowd who listened to the fateful strains of Home, Sweet Home. The committees were as follows: Invitations: Frances Norton, Alice Porter. Tickets: XYinifred Sample, Virginia Hobbs, Lucille Mason, Ruth Stafford. Charlotte Stevens. 5 Programmes: Betty McPhail, Edythe Eckert. l ' Features: Florence lYilson, Helen Maynard. 5 3 V Refreshments: Thelma Seilnert, Amalia Cyrowski, Helen Sosnowski. , . Publicity: Marion Heath. Catherine Goss. K Posters: Helen Gillette. Dorris Selleck, Elizabeth Long, Celia Shetzer. 3 5 Q Decorations: Eleanor Clucas, La Moyne Everhartt, Leone XYagenheim i V A Dorothy Hope. Helen Thompson. i I E i ' l 2 L L -L 'c 'Y um ' .. 2. r st ga 101 i ' a