Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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In March, you welcomed visitors from all over the United States to your campus, . . . ill! Even your politics didn't keep you from putting some pennies in the bank placed by one of the political clubs as a part of the WOWO Penny Pitch for pigs for St. Lucia Island. . . . your room, ,..and your food during Christian Life Emphasis Week. 5-J

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Of course, your education did not stop with one method of mass communication. lmproved methods of communication enabled you to listen to the real voices of prominent men in world affairs speaking to Congressman Edward Roush by Bell Telephone from Washington, D. C. and New York. You had witnessed a first in such methods of mass communication and you had come closer to a feeling of belonging to world affairs.

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During Easter Vacation you went into Canada with the . V A Cappella Choir. llfarlier, during Christmas Vacation, -Q. ' H I you had gone West with the Chapel Choir.l But, when Tow mmm i:R3'u lfQQ 'g you returned, maybe you became part of life here at -i ua, Milton Wright Hall, r -I l lyggnii -W-in igqffl 'i?Zti 'E FJ: 'ii F NI F'-'jFl , ,folic -'fri'-.2 iQ.eff:- J -if,,,', V' - ,M ,,,.g:'1..' if,:gf,P,fg,:,',1L 1'5 . X- .3 1 nf V J .. Suddenly you developed a contagious case if-Fi of spring fever. But, Clean-Up Day in April gave you time to enjoy the sun and develop : 3i'fc.r1-A .. blisters, . . . 55 Aft: wr l ' '- 5 V iv, i..r,,i:f- . . . and to enjoy the fountain ljgglflliflll fl in the orboretum which you th .f , l'1.ig,:ArY ef, .ph is V' U' ,L A ' 42 helped reactivate. 113 gif ' ' f 1' . . . to show the 'lil ' ii-iw jf, . l .ffxyg,wmM!Q4 ,fig professors your War.-113-.-fe LL43q?,,w ., rg . JL' V 1E',f?5'1Q2i3L.,,.,gf5i,jig-' -,.. -4 .. free-chopping -' s ' . . . i' --i9lf?fkl'-54'.3fea,E,Y??fff.,,?-.u f?:fQ'f: i I abilities . . . - c . 1+ - ' i l ' 'Kiwi' 2 N :..' ' T A H' Q IO, -it x Y , 5955 'I' -'H ' .413 . 'mea l