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exciting as the basketball games played in Gill Gym Teas in McDaniel Lounge, although rather formal, helped us La become better acquainted with the freshmen. Although not so formal, our rush parlies served the same purpose. Jeans, corn-cob pipes, enterteinmeut and plenty of food, accompanied by multi-tuned ukes, made the rush party an enjoyable occasion. A picnic supper in Harvey Stone Park was given by us for our frat brothers in the spring. The girls who are leaving will remember the many good times long after other memories have been forgotten. They probably will return all the next Homecoming Day to renew their many friendships and memories. "You tell 'rm, 'Biffer'!" Firsl row: J. Barkelew. L. Cermak. O. Friedrich. E. Zies. 8. Winlers, B. Davidson. C. Sause, ,\. Spears. Second row: B. Walter. G. Laver, P. Fcrcho. E. Coffman. B. LcF<,w.A. t\llcn. K. Gales, J ~I<;Leod.C. Mangels. Third row: J. Spat, __ S. Jurvis. M. Cherry. J Hutchison. S. HHrvey, P. Hcnnan. P. Ray, 13.Wil~ke. fOllrlh row: ,\1. Hon, M. Whitfield, B. Harding, A. Trice. B. Almony, E. Hudolph, C. l'lcrdm:ll1, J. Kell(J~g. 131