Chipola College - Chijuco Yearbook (Marianna, FL)

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September September. . . back to college for many of us and for many more of us a new adventure into the world of the college students. . .once more to begin the hustle-bustle of meeting new friends andgreeting the old ones, enrolling in classes and becoming a part of all the confusion that is so familiar to us as students. New students were greeted and began a week of orientation. September was full of get acquainted dances, spirited elections, and beginning classes. Then suddenly September was over and we had com- pleted the first month of college for the 1959-60 year. , 'I JJ, These students made their campaign speech es for the Student Government Association elections. Some even slept through the speeches. Everyone enjoyed punch after the hot campaign speeches. September 's studious student - Sandra Wisner

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ofvember We were fortunate to be able to enjoy the music of a famed The dance was glad to harpsichordist . November. . .Strains of Worried Man echoed through the campus from the juke box in the Student Center. But worried does not express the true chara- cter of CJC students for worried was one thing we were NOT. Fall Frolics was the highlight of November and ended with a dance in the Student Center. We danced into the night to the sound of Harry Shepherd 's music. November brought with her our coldest night and it was then the Circle K chose to have a hayride. But we added a few blankets, cuddled close, and had a good time. The humanties division played host to Luktenburg, a famed harpsichordist. Thanksgiving came quickly and students went home to rest up for the next series of parties. by '- ! , some and sad to others Students display their talent at the Fall Frolics Dance. November's thinker 48 Rena Joyner