Southeast Missouri State University - Sagamore Yearbook (Cape Girardeau, MO)

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Cape had a white winter this year-at least tour or 'five blizzards. There were snow parties and ice- skating, and no hill was tree from sled marks. Dearmont and Myers tied in a snowball fight, tol- lowed by hot chocolate. Christmas spirit cropped up everywhere: the Mar- quette-Newman creche, caroling parties, Parker P. E. Building's first Christmas tree, and the Christ- mas formal. Some students turned their artistic talents to a new medium-that cold, wet, stuff doesn't make a bad snowman! And some stood quietly before the eternal, but ever-changing beauty of the Missis- sippi. Yiwu:-M Tim and Karen marvel at the mighty Icy Mississippi as bad weather becomes the rule at Cape

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