Battle Creek College - Cauldron Yearbook (Battle Creek, MI)

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f f f--eff -- fyqepffrf f ' f 'f jr-3' ' 4 ' 'i' ,m.. T. ia.. J.3rL2 s1AlLQ SENIOR FORMAL 9 0 0 Over forty couples attended the Senior formal dinner-dance at the Athlestan Club, February 17. Dinner was served at 6:30 p. m. and Roland Burt presided as mas- ter of ceremonies. During the dinner, Marjorie Hall and Ilah Case gave entertaining readings and speeches were demanded from the faculty members present. While the banquet room was being prepared for dancing, the assemblage went up to the recreation room and amused themselves with bridge. Fischer's orchestra from Kalamazoo provided the music for danc- ing. which began at 9:00 o'clock and ended sharply at 12:00. Chaperones for the evening were Mr. Sherman Willson and Dr. and Mrs. Irvin A. Koten. Page Our Hundred Fifty-nil:

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Page O11 'HHQETQ 9 3l:fel1T-Zaliliihlli ' ' ' NATIVITY 0 0 0 On the evenlng of Decembe1 15 Nat1v1ty the annual Chustmas pageant glven by the Pl'1yS1C2.1 Educatlon majols under the d118Cl11OI1 ot MISS JSSSIG B Cameron was presented 1n the aud1tor1um of the college 11b1ary The openlng scene of the pageant was an unusual lnterpretatlon by the Sen1o1 Phvslcal Educatxon students of the People of Darkness 1 p11m1t1ve folk who are groplnfr bhndly and almlessly ln the dark ot thelr own lgnorance sealchmg for the llght of truth Next We find that out of an age Whose people sensed the nea1ness of a new hope the Good Shepherds come to k1ndle a behef ln the near mg real1zat1on Wh1Ch IS prophecled by the comlng of the Heavenlv Host A most beautlful and 1mpress1ve scene 1S gn en by the Dancmg Club group vuth MISS Cameron as the Medonna The sp1r1ts seek a d1v1ne revelatlon and learn from a heavenly messenger that 1n the Madonna thelr hopes are reahzed In her presence the candles are hghted symbollzlng the preparatlon of Heaven She becomes aware of he1 d1v1ne slffnlflcance and 1S mvested Wlth the g1ftS of Heaven and grven Oarlands and glfts by a 1oyful multltude of peasant folk and httle chll dren The final scene dep1CtS the Chrlst Chlld Out of the mght come peasant shepherd kmg and chlld proclalmmg Hxm 1n song and dance to conclude the pageant 1n a most unusual and grat1fy1ng manner The cast was ablv asslsted by the class m Art and Desufn under the proficlent d1rect1on of M1ss Alyne Danbury and the Men s Glee Club under the dlrectlon of Luther S West 0 Huudzcd Flffg crglzt Y l l ' . ,, Ll ' ' Y, 1 1' 7 7 , , . 'l - V o , 1 m D 9 - , . . . V n and Blessed Spirits. A .... . 7 . 7. . . . . . . . C . . 1 . y fi . . ' A , Y . . , . . . . x . 7 . . n. O ! . . . . ,Q 7 7

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Aim! Us f 4... THE CDLLEGIATE VCIGUE 0 0 0 The traditional Collegiate Vogue was sponsored this year by the Women's Athletic Association for all women in the college. A cleverly arranged Dutch garden formed the scene in the Recreation Hall for this big event on the evening of April 16. Miss Danbury assisted the decorat- ing committee in planning and placing this unusual background. The beautiful formals of the ladies and their Well-groomed escorts in tuxedos added much to the gaiety of the occasion. The Vogue is one of the older traditions on the campus, and many alumnae return for this event. Miss Andersen and Mrs. Howland acted as judges and made the following selections: Libby Matson and Catherine Tidd, best looking coupleg Marjorie Hall and Alumna Alice Armstrong, best dancers. Julia Oviatt, W.A.A. president, and Lillian Ball led the grand march. ' Page One Hundred Sixly