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State University of Iowa Code for Coeds, 1956-1962
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SUI is crowned, and her four attendants are presented. Later, in February, Club Cabaret introduces a French theme and more well-known bands. Whether leap year or not, the Spinsters have their Spree and the traditional second semester girl-bid party. The ladies are in full command of the affair and again it's dancing in the Main Lounge of the Union. The Greeks sponsor a first of the year Panhellenic Interfratenity formal at the Union. In past years, the couples have stormed in to hear the sound of Duke Ellington and the immortal Louis Armstrong. The pledges contribute their bit with an Interfraternity Pledge Prom during the same party season. Drills are over, but the military men leave on their full dress for another inspection. Their dates will give them the critical eye when it's time for the Military Ball. Howe about those scuffs on his shiny shoes and the touch of lipstick on his stark white shirt? The ROTC men choose the lucky girl to reign as their Honorary Cadet Colonel. This is a honor coveted by senior women. Some engineering students prepare weeks in advance for the Mecca Ball by growing beards and hunting for the traditional Blarney Stone. This excitement is followed by the med students' Aesclapian Frolic and the future lawyers' barrister Ball. The dental school's Apollonian Frolic and the pharmacy Prize Prom entertain wives and many a girl friend. If you'd prefer just some simple fun during your leisure hours, perhaps the Iowa Memorial Union is you answer. The Union supplies the extra activities enjoyed by a busy college coed. Meetings, a place for relaxing snacks and formal dinners as well as study areas are all found under this one huge roof. You'll have fun listening to records in the music room and looking at magazines in the adjoining library lounge. Perhaps you're ore athletic and would like to bowl some lines on the Union's sixteen new alleys, play billiards, or swat a few Ping-pong balls around the specially equipped rooms. Less invigorating, but as much fun, is a good bout of bridge or a couple of hours of television in the comfort of the Union. Concerts and lectures of all sorts also provide entertainment at this student center, so get acquainted with the facilities it had to offer you and your friends. [hand drawing of boat] 15
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SUI is crowned, and her four attendants are presented. Later, in February, Club Cabaret introduces a French theme and more well-known bands. Whether leap year or not, the Spinsters have their Spree and the traditional second semester girl-bid party. The ladies are in full command of the affair and again it's dancing in the Main Lounge of the Union. The Greeks sponsor a first of the year Panhellenic Interfratenity formal at the Union. In past years, the couples have stormed in to hear the sound of Duke Ellington and the immortal Louis Armstrong. The pledges contribute their bit with an Interfraternity Pledge Prom during the same party season. Drills are over, but the military men leave on their full dress for another inspection. Their dates will give them the critical eye when it's time for the Military Ball. Howe about those scuffs on his shiny shoes and the touch of lipstick on his stark white shirt? The ROTC men choose the lucky girl to reign as their Honorary Cadet Colonel. This is a honor coveted by senior women. Some engineering students prepare weeks in advance for the Mecca Ball by growing beards and hunting for the traditional Blarney Stone. This excitement is followed by the med students' Aesclapian Frolic and the future lawyers' barrister Ball. The dental school's Apollonian Frolic and the pharmacy Prize Prom entertain wives and many a girl friend. If you'd prefer just some simple fun during your leisure hours, perhaps the Iowa Memorial Union is you answer. The Union supplies the extra activities enjoyed by a busy college coed. Meetings, a place for relaxing snacks and formal dinners as well as study areas are all found under this one huge roof. You'll have fun listening to records in the music room and looking at magazines in the adjoining library lounge. Perhaps you're ore athletic and would like to bowl some lines on the Union's sixteen new alleys, play billiards, or swat a few Ping-pong balls around the specially equipped rooms. Less invigorating, but as much fun, is a good bout of bridge or a couple of hours of television in the comfort of the Union. Concerts and lectures of all sorts also provide entertainment at this student center, so get acquainted with the facilities it had to offer you and your friends. [hand drawing of boat] 15
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