Chatham College - Cornerstone Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Christmas at Chatham means fun and many lcrry occasions. Each year the Sophomore Class xmsors their Winter Formal, just alter Thanks- ivmg; the entire school went on a delightful Christmas Cruise. A highlight of the evening as the crowning of the queen, Miss Oranut oonyaprasop, and the recognition of her court, mposed of seven . . . seven lovely Chatamites id several faculty children. This year Beatty Hall was judged the most everly decorated dormitory. The students went Fickes for a gay egg-nog party preceding the iristmas Dinner on the eve of departure for e holidays. Entertainment was provided and e memorable evening was concluded with a ndle-lit Vespers service. Page 11

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A chorus of Jingle Bells in the air, gaslights winking in the first snowfall, sledding and tray- sliding on Chapel Hill and a sheet of ice on Mel- lon Pond — these are just a small part ot winter at Chatham. Winter Carnival, a new highlight this year, meant excitement and fun as the dormi- tories competed -to sculpture the best Abstrac- tion in the Snow. If you add to this some crisp winter air, the warmth of friendships, the Chapel bells at even- ing, the smell of pine in the dorms and the busy clacking of knitting needles, you will realize why winter is a very special time at Chatham. Page 10

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