Balls (Parties)
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Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Scope Note: Here are entered works dealing with formal dances. Works concerned with less formal dances are entered under [Dance parties.]
Found in 2 Collections and/or Records:
The Denver Clarion, vol. 31, issue 18, 1955 February 18
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Identifier: clarion_v031i18_19550218
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Coeds pick Morton Roth as Dream Man. The College of Engineering will have Engineer’s Day on February 25, 1955. Three women in the race for A and S Woman Senator – Nancy Shiperd the newest candidate. Chancellor Alter commends Denver. Harrison Salisbury, foreign correspondent for the New York Times will present a lecture for the series on Mass Media and Foreign Policy. Freshman stage dance on February 19, 1955 – theme is “Ebony and Ivory”. Tax help offered.
Dates:
1955 February 18
The Denver Clarion, vol. 32, issue 5, 1955 October 11
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Identifier: clarion_v032i05_19551011
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Class nominations on October 11, 1955 – Arts and Science in Little Theater, Bizad in Room 247 and Engineers in E1-1. Dr. Margaret Mead is first Social Science Foundation Lecturer on October 17, 1955. Chancellor Alter welcomes US Air Academy. Paul Plath named “Apron King” at Fall Ball. Homecoming Chairmen to meet in Pioneer Room. Patricia Beck, was featured as a cover girl on a woman’s magazine in Spain. Sponsor Corps Deadline; Voting by Cadets October 15, 1955. All-School Dance hosted by...
Dates:
1955 October 11