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Halloween Party, Sadie Hawkins Dance Held The ridiculous as well as the ab- surd were on hand in the Trojan Center October 30 and at the Wom- en's Gym, November 7, as General Beadle staged its annual Halloween' Party and Sadie Hawkins Dance. Sponsored by the social commit- tee, the events were well attended and the costumes were indicative of the two occasions. The Vibrations, a popular Madi- son-area dance band, were on hand for the Sadie Hawkins dance. Se- lected as l.i'l Abner and Daisy lvlae were Terry Knutson and Linda Hanneman. Ranae Caldwell, be- decked in Dogpatch's Sunday best, was awarded first place honors as being the most original looking char- acter in attendance. AT LEFT: AI Capp's famous cartoon characters came to life as Terry Knutson and Linda Hanne- man reigned as Li'l Abner and Daisy Mae at the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. BOTTOM, LEFF: The citizens of Dogpatch kick up their heels and have a whoppin' good time at their yearly social. BELOW: With pipe in hand, and jug close by, Ranae Caldwell waits to catch her man on Sadie Hawkins Day. Uma Add Zest to Annual Autumn Socials
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F. .Q X ig, X f its ABOVE: Perched atop a ladder, Dwayne Jacob- son strings lights on the Trojan Center Christ- mas tree. ABOVE, RIGHT: S.K. Lotspeich di- rects the 120-voice choir in presenting Handel's Messiah. IMMEDIATE RIGHT: Even Uncle Nat played Santa for a few days! FAR RIGHT: With packages piled high, Kathy Casey and Peggy Galloway take time out for a quick chat during a Christmas shopping spree. M f f S f NW W! 1 0,2 f if EM 9 14-1 W 1 f 4 ,W Q as gp of f fn ? , .,f u N I, f V 4 fg..Z? M 5 K' ,,g..,' . 64? , 1 WXQW, it- wr f - 7 - Z an I X 'tus N 'V-in., ., . N - X Q, 17 x , ' .35 ,uri 5. I iv I 5 Holiday Action Sets GB In The Christmas spirit was at its height throughout the month of December as the campus buzzed with holiday activities. l-landel's Messiah, presented by the combined General Beadle and Madison Community choirs, ushered in the festive holiday season as the popular oratorio was staged in the downtown armory, December I-3. An old fashioned Christmas deco- rating party, complete with popcorn and cranberries, was held in the Trojan Center December 6. Within a matter of hours, the building tookpfl a completely new appearance 6? students tested their artistic abil'- ties by drawing and painting Christ- mas designs on every window and door available to them. While some students painted away, others pulled taffy, strung popcorn and cranberries, or CISCO' rated the 18-foot Christmas tree Which a men thi In the G aw was me Hall and Al 1 lnASte'e omg is 14 madri 'wi
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