Marshall University - Chief Justice Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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One of the highlights of the winter was the Sigma Phi Epsilon formal. Delta Sigma Epsilon’s Freda Cavender was selected as Snow Princess. Sifminer and Smoke, a serious drama starring Jane Altizer, the Helen Hayes of collegiate circles, charmed a critical student audience. The play, directed by Mr. Phillip Caplan, co-starred Bud Binns, an outstanding product of College Theatre. 20

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 The Christmas Sing, held for the first time, was another part of the festivities, and the reception, too, went into making the feeling of g x dwill and peace a universal one at Marshall. Other receptions added to the feeling of goodwill, as the President and First Lady held a dinner for the Student Government and an open house for the faculty families. Finally, all the activities on campus came to an end and the exodus began. Students flocked home for another round of Christmas parties and celebrations with hometown friends and relatives. The spirit of Christinas is demonstrated h Alpha Xi Delta, “ne oI the mail) organizations, it ho undertook uorthuhiU projects for leu fortunate in Jit duals. 19

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The almost legendary Carlos I’. Romulos discussed his native Philippine Islands before a large Forum audience. Student participation in a question and answer period sparked a lively debate. January, the two-faced month, was just that, ushering in with winter fun. basketball games, dances and parties and ending on the gloomy note of semester final exams, coupled with the loss of the always popular basketball star, Carl York. Unfortunately for the Thundering Herd, York, the team sparkplug, was graduated. 21 semester