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NOVEMBER
AS WE recuperated from the many hazards of
pledge week and Halloween, we were reminded of
that fact that it was only three short weeks until
the Thanksgiving vacation. Lectureships began on
the fifteenth. The theme was "Biblical Phophecy"
- Brother Marshall Keeble spoke to a capacity
crowd. On the twentieth "Ecce Credo" was presented
in chapel. As a warm-up for their trip to the
model United Nations in the spring, the IRC presented
a mock Security Council Session on the
twenty-third. The month ended on a pleasant note
- Thanksgiving vacation.
DECEMBER
DECEMBER seemed such a nice month, with a lot
of activities in the very few days between the
Thanksgiving holidays and the Christmas holidays.
On the fourth, we heard the Longine Symphonette.
"Beyond the Horizon" was presented on the eleventh.
The girls won't forget "Peanut Week" and
the dorm Christmas party. One of the most enjoyable
evenings of the year was the sixteenth, when
everybody surprized everybody else. The girls
had planned to go outside to sing carols at the boys
dorms, while the boys had erected a large tree on
the front lawn for the girls. Everybody com promized
by standing around the tree singing carols
and then moving up to the Emerald Room for refreshments
furnished by the faculty. Christmas
holidays thus started with a bang.
WONDER which they wanted most?
INTERESTING but oh those long speeches!
"MR. PIM" - first Campus Players production of
the year.
REFRESHMENTS were a long time commg -
and so was the entertainment.
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