Georgian Court University - Courtier Yearbook (Lakewood, NJ)

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The Soph Weekend Committee and their dates pose before a background of beautiful Paris. SPU esrisisiis To the strains of “La Vie en Rose” we dance away the hours... Apnil in Faris... «2. and every Courtier's dream of spending a week- | . sip an aperitif at a cafe, or stroll through the park. end in that city on the Seine was fulfilled through i the courtesy of the Sophomore Class. The ballroom was | transformed into gay Paree with her sidewalk cafes, Le Metro, L’Opera Comique . . . Sophomore Weekend | was indeed a magical weekend, another never-to-be- forgotten page in a Courtier's book of memories. At the Tea Dance we smile for the camera . . . . ». as we pose with our dates, | 196 |

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‘Tis time for the dance to start. Mirth and gentle jollity. “Till I waltz again with you... Tie Cope: Boll ae . . . saw every Courtier Cinderella with her Prince Charming. A memo- rable evening of music and romance, and at the witching hour .. . behold, ‘twas St. Valentine's Day! “A prettty girl is like a melody” 195 ” “Lovely to look at, delightlul to know... “My true love hath my heart.”

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Delicate precision and touch shine through the performance. We wstcale... ... is ushered in by spring. The velvety greenness of the campus lawns, the exquisite spring flowers in full bloom, the fragrance of lilacs and wisteria all contrive to bring a perfect setting for the annual presentation of the Music Department—the Musicale. This year the theme of the Musicale was “In hoc signo vinces, a triumphant renewal of faith and hope, and a fitting illustration of Music as the handmaid of Faith. Six pianists in perfect harmony, Golden melodies from golden harps. ie The final curtain call.