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Ann Arbor News, October 29, 1955
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VAMPIRE AWAITS HAWKEYES: Girls at Victor Vaughan residence hall on E. Catherine St. are in the process of constructing a vampire (shown here) to lure an Iowa football player to destruction. Painting a "Welcome" sign is Judy White of Ontonagon. Working on the figure is Diane Bates of Detroit.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 29, 1955
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NIGHT WORK: Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity at 1408 Washtenaw Ave. worked on their display until late last night. They show a new car under the title "The Big 'M' Is Coming." Passersby from other sororities and fraternities gathered around for a gala time while music blared from a loud speaker.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 29, 1955
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GIANT FIGURE BEING BUILT: Spattered with flour and water paste but having a wonderful time are Chris Eckhard (left) of Clawson and Judy Guest of Royal Oak. They are members of Sigma Kappa sorority at 626 Oxford Rd. The girls are shown building a giant Oriental image across which were the lines: "Confucius Says: Great Is Man Who Reaps Roses From Plowing Corn." The display won first place in the women's division.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 31, 1959
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HOMECOMING DISPLAY: A Wisconsin badger, not the cartoon character "Tweetie Pie," is caged in a homecoming display at the University's Sigma Kappa sorority, 626 Oxford Rd. Displays went up last night and early this morning at fraternities and sororities.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 31, 1959
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UMBRELLAS UP: Members of Adams House in West Quadrangle add umbrellas to their homecoming display with a Hollywood theme. "I Was A Teen-Age WereWolverine" is the scene depicted. Fog and rain failed to dampen the festivities.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 31, 1959
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MICHISQUID: A giant "Michisquid Squashes Badger Squad" is the display set up by members of Allen Rumsey House in West Quadrangle.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 31, 1959
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FROM MOVIE OF SAME NAME: "No Room at the Top," title of a movie, is used as the theme for Gamma Phi Beta sorority's display at 1520 S. University Ave.