Chipola College - Chijuco Yearbook (Marianna, FL)

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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

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December ' ' December. . .With it came the Christmas Formal, one of the biggest events of the year. Stu- dents went early and stayed late. We cheered the basketball team as the Indians began a full schedule. President Skaggs entertained in the Student Cen- ter with a dinner for the faculty. Spirits were high as the holiday season approached in spite of all the rush for last minute work on humanities projects and term papers. On the last day of classes we assembled in the auditorium for a most impressive Christmas convocation. President Skaggs read Dicken 's CHRISTMAS CAROL, and we were proud of the Glee Club's rendition of the HALLELUJAH CHORUS. Then everyone said good-bye to the Chipola campus for ' two weeks and good-bye to 1959. Students in the Glee Club relax after a breath -taking performance for the Christmas Convocation. December s formal M I ' ary Jane rwm Faculty members and their wives enjoy a hearty Christ mas dinner given by President Skaggs.