College of St Mary - Mosaic Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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X ,wwf ' U An autumnal moon Lf The night is young and so are we...So let the fun begin! And begin it did! As the harvest moon floated serenely above and the bright leaves crackled softly underfoot, happy gals and guys shook Marian Hall, and 'E is m . xg? l I r ,,,t , 'WG 2 1 - is ei ,,ii 1 , f. Primitive dance? Frag, Frug, Fro ? A protest march quizzical bystanders stared in awe. The air was charged with gaiety as The Wonders generated a driving beat that set feet, hips, heads, and hands moving. But through it all the silent sober figure of Mr. Scarecrow stood stiffly in the corner s urrounded by corn stalks and the scent of Autumn Leaves. The mood was swift, the word was casual, and all became a blur as the music surged on. The excitement mounted. A flick of the eye, a bump on the shoulder: and who...where...went my partner? And so began the first CSM mixer of the year sponsored by the bruised but happy Sophomore Class. Flower in the crannied wa11...flower in the crannied .....wall. Flower...??? Wallflower, wallflower, where are thou? Who said Tennyson wasn't practical? or an anti-Beattie demonstrationg We have it from , an eye witness that it's only the collegiate watusi.