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if l i 1 K A There's never a dull moment on campus! Soon after Homecoming came the fall school play, Teach Me How to Cry presented by the Drama Department at the college. Pulliamites got into the swing of welcoming the Alums back to our campus with their huge hello decorating the porch of their dorm. Wouldn't you feel right at home with such a sight greeting you? .,' I-T -:mr X . X ' E. WEL -rf M 4 .74 X ' lgllpi. 1- fi '25 K vfifwffwl 4 4' 17 Wm ilk wx-is P I X Sharon Tietjen, foreground, Mrs. Montgomery and Joy Coffman, have been busily planning for Homecoming.
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1' 'J Toasting marshmallows is fun, agrees this couple at a party in Porter lounge. J-, .' . I H ,xl The D-Club prom brings visions of beautiful decorations, a delightful band, gaily colored gowns, a handsome date, and fragrant flowers. Nancy Elder wasn't disappointed as her good-looking date handed her these lovely flowers! Many students participate in various intromurals on campus. Several ardent bowlers take part in this bowling tournament. Red Velvet Swing is the name, and the Lakewood Country Club made a perfect setting for D-Club's prom. Joyce Harper and her date enioy a dance after she was crowned D-Club Queen.
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u CWC's synchronized swimming team, the Dollfins, presented their water version of South Pacific complete with costumes, stage props, and back- ground music of the same name. n l t n J 1 Curtis Hall lounge was turned into a spot for a Friday night function with Mines fraternities. Several of the guys and dolls had a wonderful time dancing, singing, listening to the hi fi, and some just talking! '-ui-L -'ei , A 3' 1,4222 Elaine Rushing, frosh, waves goodbye to the old Green Monster as it is being driven away by several heartbroken seniors. s A Q 1 , ' .if-' li V f I! Q i iii li' , 1' iii-li' .Q - lt' as 4, x -X Louise Rundlett, left, stands by as freshmen welcome the arrival of the Gremlin, which certainly looks a lot more comfortable than the old bus. Source of name? Sherrie Wicker's entry wan in a campus-wide contest to select a proper name for our new mode of transportation. 19
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