Willamette University - Wallulah Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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Monday Blues Catching-raw eggs from the second floor of Eaton proved to be a popular sport. Many new WU Coeds took the A iew of the Glee bets were opportunity to make their debut. rather messy! Following a Willamette tradition, the losing lrosh took their plunge into the Mill Stream. An over-confident junior foundhimsell the victim of a sophomore whip-cracker. H Q

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'Q 3' l - X . - C I g Q ,:1 2 '- :K Second place was cap- tured by the seniors ot 19- 59 with their presentation of South Sea Holiday cmd their bongo drum for- mation. Miraculously escaping fourth, the juniors of 1950 managed to place third for the second straight year with an umbrella forma- tion and their presentation ot Humidity Ditty. Unscathed and tree, trosh ln keeping with their theme of prexy Bill Adams casually issued rain, the class of '60 huddled un- the challenge to the other class- der umbrellas as they sang their es at the assembly. parodies during the assembly IFS., ,ff if smile if ' N

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May Weekend A colorfully decorated campus greeted 180 high school seniors at the May Weekend festivities. Out of the Frying Pan, presented by the drama department, led off the activities. The seniors spent Saturday morning in an orientation assembly and an academic preview. They later braved somewhat foul weather to see the traditional coronation of the May Queen. The activities were climaxed by a dance in the gym. The registration committee advised the seniors of May Weekend procedures. The visiting high school seniors listened to talks on vari- ous aspects of Willamette life. At the moment Dale Daniel is speaking on fraternity living. ..i Leading the May Weekend procession were the Heralders flanked by the colorful sophomore daisy chain. At the academic preview several high school seniors con ferred with Dr. Derthick. fback to cameral i H