Willamette University - Wallulah Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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The parents and students gathered in the gym Saturday for their noon meal. Law PARENTS' WEEKEND Parents' Weekend, under the capable direction of Dave Frost, manager, was formally begun on a Friday night with the musical talent show, Varsity Varieties. Saturday, after a morning coffee hour and Parents' Association Meeting, parents and students gathered in the gym for a box lunch. Dur- ing the afternoon the parents toured the campus, and then attended a one act play A Game of Chess, presented by the drama department. Sat- urday evening the parents were dinner guests in During the box luncheon the paren were entertained by Annette Carso Joan Lawson, Charlotte Kleen, An Barber, Donna Leonard, Shirl Witters, Marg Huson and San Schuerman as they sang Good-b to Mom and Pop. DAVE FROST Parents' Weekend Manager the living organizations. This enabled them to meet more students and learn more about the liv- ing organizations. After dinner many braved the pouring rain to attend the football game and watch the Bearcats trounce the Whitman Mission- aries lO-O. The organized activities came to an end when the parents returned to the living or- ganizations after the game for coffee and dough- nuts. However, many parents attended Salem churches Sunday morning before leaving campus. The parents enioyed their evening meal in the various living organizations. parents register in the Cot Cavern. 1. Upon arrival at the campus the students had N-I7 it Q Ti,,i

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An exchange dinner in the Doney dining room before one of the firesides held each fall among the living organizations. N54 The Sigma Chis and the Pi Phis gather in the living room of the Sig house for a taffy pull. The Betas and the Chi Omegos play Charades in the living room of the men's house. 5 S-ii' K ,if l Warren Walker, Lorraine Landrud, Rosie Miller, Anita Booth and Jack Knapp examine some of the clothing collected for UNESCO on one ot the firesides. 61-. FIRESIDES The firesides stood out as some of the most enjoyable activities during the first semes- ter. These events were all-campus affairs, giving the mer1's and women's living organi- zations chances to get together for evenings of fun and fellowship. Freshmen and trans- fers especially appreciated the opportunities to make friends and become acquainted with other students. Warren Walker, Celeste Gibbons and Gwen Fried call at a home to collect clothing for the UNESCO fireside. I l l mr, 7' , i i l r