University of Windsor - Magister Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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CUPID'S CAPER iii ll From 8 To 12 o'clock on February 4, 1966, W.T.C. held iTs annual ValenTine's Dance. HearTs, arrows, and sTreamers decoraTed The gymnasium and Dan Cupid could be seen busy aT work as The evening progressed and all Too soon The romanTic evening came To an end. Ahhh! I shouldn'T laugh buf Gee, if only I had a guitar. A A A

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HARD TIMES' DANCE On November 10, 1965 The Browns provided music for The unusuolly ciTTired sTudenTs dnd Their guesTs. Mor- ryin' Som meT everyone oT The door ond oTTer Tying The morrioge knoT, The hoppy couples enTered The lond of Dog PoTch where Li'l Abner ond his friends mingled wiTh The crowds. AT The mdgic hour of l2 o'clock, The fun ended ond everyone reTurned To The world of reoliTy. W , my W ,553 AN i ' 1, e?f2Fi:,fi gjik-,'s'?ik EET 'wa Oh John, remember when if wos us? . 1 l Q, A I H . L '-R ' , 4 T'-J.-,,..,,I , - .. ek' 5-,lf ' ' . ,mf A 4 5.1m ,Q We bough1 our clothes oT Goodwill. Look he s sucking my Thumb Fine enferfoinmenf.

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