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THE COTILLION BOARD PRODUCERS OF OUTSTANDING SOCIAL AFFAIRS Chairman . . . .... . ... . . . ... . ......... GILBERT RUDOLPH Vice-Chairman . .. .. ....... . . .. .... J AMES O. BROMWE LL Secretary . . .. ... . . . . . . .. . . KATHY GESCHWILM LEONARD E. MASON HENRY CARP ARTHUR BAGNALL ALBERT LANDSMAN IRIS POSEN FOR THE STUDENT BODY Even the sardines left IF, by chance, an ingenious mathematical student attempted to define the activities of the Cotillion Board in algebraic terms, the formula, In all probability, would resemble this: 8x n = (P + 3A)2 This formula translated into more realistic terms may be interpreted in this manner: The nth degree of energy of eight tireless members
equals four successful dances properly timed throughout the college year; one dance at Pythian Hall and the remaining three at the Alcazar. In this past year, the Cotillion Board has done such a fine job that the student body has acclaimed it after every affair. However, behind every dance, whether formal or informal, there is a prodigious amoun t of detailed work-orchestra bookings months in advance, seating arrangements, refreshments to be considered, hall rentals, entertainment, et cetera. Yet, this very difficult, thankless task has been The Cotillion Board carried out by voluntary members who willingly gave their time for the pleasure of the entire school. To climax an unusually successful social season, the Cotillion Board may take a wellearned bow as a significant final obligation to the University students whom it served so well. 21) Let's sit this one out.' Carp and Neyer cut a rug Everyone gets in the act
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