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Senior Dance Provides Welcome Intrusion ? Q ,Q le u 1 n Wheres the skipper? St. Andrew's. Businessman's luncheon for senior tycoons Baking cookies, decorating the auditorium, and selling tickets formed a part of the preparation for the first dance of the year. The seniors' efforts were amply rewarded by the delight of all who attended their dance, Waves of Welcome. Color- ful nautical decorations and the swinging rhythm of the Intruders gaily welcomed aboard both freshmen and returning students. It was an op- portunity to begin or renew friendships, and a welcome intrusion into our daily routine. ulnlruderx 'welcome freshmen aboard S.S.
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W lt my Q 't s' Y R if ,tk Dv, W r V' W i f - F1'CSl1H12l11 - A lm , l in Welcome- ative Style ' 5 it cgi 1 The natives are restless! September 21 was initiation day for the new freshmen. Gver the public address system, a raucous voice announced that their judgment had arrived. Emerging from the gloomy darkness, cannibals escorted victims to their doom. Ominous sounds of throbbing native drums, and shrieks of fierce tribal leaders summoned withering freshmen to their fate: rolling bones with their noses, singing a native chant, and performing the tribal twist. Although victims weren't stewed by the cannibals, they were roasted by the onlookers, thus becoming officially initiated into the stu- dent body of St. Andrew's. E f 1 It i PQ 'ap ' She has my nosebonel Let's make a cake with my Betty Crocker spoon! l 77 Everyone Specialty. is set for cannibal soup-Senior
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n the Beginning Was the Word Beginning the freshman year with the traditional Bible ceremony was aptly fit- ting. Right Reverend Monsignor james Hourihan, pastor, spoke to the assembled student body, reminding them of the sa- credness of the inspired word of God, and exhorting them to use their Bibles faithfully. In this way would the Holy Spirit be their truth and their life. Each freshman reteives her Bible from Monsignor. Bibles are stacked and ready for the annual cer- emony. 'f ,, .- , i Z X Monsignor speaks with a student aide
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