Grace College - Heritage Yearbook (Winona Lake, IN)

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Homecoming Basketball Beauties Banquets Cheering crowds, victors’ smiles, beautiful queens . . . Homecoming 1967. The week was hectic, with sleepless nights, planning and build¬ ing decorations, and then a Junior victory dis¬ playing the theme “Meeting the Test.” The Thanksgiving banquet featuring Mr. Mrs. Fred Beveridge and Rev. E. Lewis marked the beginning of the festivities. Parents and friends poured on to the campus. Alumni were reminiscing. High school students came planning and looking ahead. The eight team Turkey Tourney brought tough competition and second place honors to the Lancers. The highlight of the weekend was the coronation of Queen Pam Osborn and the presentation of her court . . . beautiful queen amidst cheering crowds and victors’ smiles. 20

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The Torchbearers’’ FIRST ROW: M. Laurenson, S. Grill, M. Anders, M. Barnett. SECOND ROW: P. Lance, F. Baker, C. Boatman, C. Ingalsbe, Y. Rathfon, L. Toirac, L. Ashman, D. Goodman. Bearing the torch of drama on campus this year in the absence of Mr. Donald Garlock, assistant pro¬ fessor of English and Speech, and also in an attempt to instruct his play production class, Mr. Merlin Berkey directed “The Torch Bear¬ ers.” This play tells the story of an amateur little theater group and the first performance of the play they present. It brought about a rollicking affect on the audience as the play showed what went on behind the scenes at the performance. Hours of practice, messy make-up and ad- libbed lines comprised the efforts of the aspiring thespians. M ., A

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“Meeting the Test ”