Christian College - Ivy Chain Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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i - . . . by Hallowe'en there was enough national- ism in us to permit us to hold our first all-school election of the year, and in the gym we crowned OUI' qL1CCf1S. . . . . . somehow we sensed the Texans' pride when their rather all-inclusive style show took first place for the best skit at the party-and had toadmit, though, that the Missourians' parody on The Ballad of Davy Crockett was close. . . . . yet enough colonial- ism still existed to make us want to do our showing off with the gang from the old home state. . .

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. . . and then it struck-Monday and CLASSES! But just a few Mondays later we were again well- seasoned to this business of going to school, and were even beginning to get an inkling of what to expect from those nearly unpredictable afternoon science labs. . . XX-.,,..,-.,AsMM,, ff M . . not quite wanting to admit it, but inwardly thrilled all the same, many of us experienced the stim- ulating pleasure of really learning something. . . . . . while others of us hunted out that joker who'd said she just knew we'd love team sports,

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. . assemblies were something sibeczal . . . . . there was the nim- ble artistry of dancer Paul Draper .... . . . and Evelyn Milligan Jones again gave enjoyable book reviews .... . . . Dr. Elliott James, our jane's dad, frizzled us with his liquid fl 11' .... .18 . . . Actor's Holidayl' brought well-played, varied drama. . . . . . the brilliant performance of young Maria Tipo wa especially inspiring to our piano rnajors ....