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According to .many atudents, informal dancing ia the only thing that
makes life wor-th livinq. Above, f•culty and students intermix at the
annual (and informal) Fo,...ters' Ball.
The eight bowling alleys are filled almoat any evening, Indicating the
popularity of thia aport with the night owls. Notice the varloua exprea·
sions of shock, ddg-ust, determination and certainty.
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Or P4rha))8 you prefer your dancing a little more on the formal aide.
The Phi Taua, dinner jackets and all, enjoyed themselves thia aprlng
at their formal dinner-dance at the Ad Club.
Another popular form of evening: enter-tainment, especially in the spring
or around Christmas, is serenading. The Forney hall son9aters plead in
verse for the W•lli.s Sweet men to give them back their chair.
But the moat common and best-liked faatura of night lila ia that It
{llvea a fellow a chance to rei"" and live. Thaaa Idaho Clubbera are Indulging
in the familiar "bull-session."
The DOa are caught red-handed during one of their famoua "pajama
partie•. •• Moat coeda find thia form of entertainment very Hla.xing,
although the particular gal in the center thinks ice cream hu been
dropped In her hair.
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