Christian College - Ivy Chain Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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. . . we were minus a few familiar faces by the time second semester started, but it was good to know that the places that had been vacated could be Hlled by such respon- sible people as pert Kay Thomas, who became TG president .... ,I 5 2 5 i . . . and Susan Bowdish, who took over as the calm and capable guiding hand of St. Clair Hall .... . . . Illike picture schedules be- came the job of Alice VanArsdale, and as copy editor, Linda VVYHIHH read copy and clid re-writes .... s Q 4

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, . . amid the colorful, yet delicate beauty of Oriental Gardens jun- iors enjoyed a gala even- ing of food and lun at their own formal ban- ii llCl. . . . . . it was true that at Christian a fellow could find almost any kind of beauty he was looking for . . . while some argued that Miss Snowgirl's personality was inclined to be rather frigid, nearly all of us felt pretty proud of our runner-up to Miss Wisconsin. . . xWq,,,,,,,,'N, .jf ttti ' 25 A

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if S5 ff -- 1 M L . A. . in February Twelfth Night again did itself proud with its red and pink Valentine Dance . . . and with excellent planning, a Parisian theme and harlequin decor, VVUS produced in its Night Club Dance one ol the gayest shindigs of the year, . . . 1 . . the latter was a study in co-operation . . . from Don Roberts' Band and Bob Ghio's studio, each of which donated their services, to a ver-r-y continental mistress of ceremonies and a group of chic waitresses, scores of peo- ple pitched in to help foreign students . . . and to have a whale of a good time in the process. . .