Grace Theological Seminary - Xapis / Grace Yearbook (Winona Lake, IN)

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“A quarter? What do you mean a quarter? It’s worth twenty-six cents at least,”’ insists Al Hutton at the Girls’ Glee Club auction. OM,

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THE FRESHMAN GIRLS Tug-o-War team is all washed up. Students are constantly active LINDA MOORE, Miriam Ash- man, and Carol Toirac sing on their tiptoes because the straw tickles their feet. 28

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G-Men, Monogram, Three R and Gentleme Bales of hay, fellows and gals dressed in color- ful western style set the mood for Sadie’s Roundup held in the gym, January 19. The W.R.A.-planned evening featured the Walt Disney film “So Dear to My Heart.” To follow the theme, the girls made original western-style neckerchiefs for their fellows. In the Sadie Hawkins tradition, Grace gals made fumbling but well-meaning efforts to open doors, hold coats and carry books. A freshman trio—Linda Moore, Carol Toirac, and Miriam Ashman—dressed barefoot and hobo style, entertained the amused audience. Throughout the year several well-attended co- recreational parties were sponsored by the Women’s Recreation Association. Membership in the newly-formed Monogram Club of W.R.A. requires at least sixty points gained through sports participation. This group made 200 WRA MEMBERS who are also eligible to belong to the arrows for the school’s athletic department. newly-formed Monogram club are seated: Carol Riche- son, Loreen Summers, Louise Hancock, secretary- treasurer; Virginia Riley, and standing: Carole McCol- lum, Yvonne Messner, adviser; and Susan Weigle, presi- dent. WRA OFFICERS are Carol Richeson, president; Sharon chairman; Yvonne Messner, advisor; Susie Coon, treas- Staiger, vice-president; Carolyn Peters, secretary; Char- urer, and Rosie Ash, prayer captain. Linda Kidder, mis- lotte Henning, social chairman; Ethel Spahr, publicity sing from the picture, is the awards chairman. 30