Northwest Missouri State University - Tower Yearbook (Maryville, MO)

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REGISTRATION DAY Jerry Shell planning his seven and one-half hour schedule. No, no! Mr. Kensinger, please not Business Law. Come on chillen ' , let ' s dance, Registration is over. Boys Physical Ed line — no ivomen allowed. Time out for refreshments in the Bookstore. Housing approval for girls — telephone 7vum- bers available. Page 18

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HOMECOMING Suds ' em under, Tri Siymas. Ag Club ' s Barber Shop Quartet. Sigma Tans sizzling the Bulldogs. Bruce Walkup, a a.s- Danny Kaye. A. C. E. Are these our children? Pres. Long persuading suitcase students to stay for Homecoming. Page 17

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YULETIDE FESTIVITIES HANGING THE GREENS In impressive ceremonies, the annual Hanging of the Greens was presented at Residence Hall, Sunday afternoon, December 12. While Betje McKown read the story of the origin of our Christmas traditions, the ceremonies were enacted. The candles were lighted by Irma Jensen who portrayed the Spirit of Christmas. Members of the Dance Club pictured the merriment of the old timers as they showed in the dance how they decorated their homes for the Christmas season. Page CHRISTMAS BALL Midst the rays of soft light and the strains of music, the Christmas Ball was held Decem- ber 13, in the college gymnasium. The gym was decorated with blue and white streamers and white angels, and sprigs of mistletoe floated over head. The center of attraction was a large silver Christmas tree which was lighted in blue. Music was furnished by Brad Moore and his orchestra. Refreshments were served dur- ing intermission. 19