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- Q..-QCYV ref High School Roundup Day Dave Brandon was one ofthe student guides who showed the visitors our campus. mpus staff and students helped visiting high school seniors register. 'rand Canyon College again hosted about 100 high school seniors for a day. e students from schools in the Valley and throughout Arizona gathered to xplore the advantages of attending this college. They went on tours of the cam- us, attended conferences, and relaxed in the evening with a pizza party. Last n the agenda, a group of Grand Canyon College foreign students discussed the eme for the day, The Role of Youth in the Modern World. 19 th' l E ,XKP , v is Guide Elden Cozort led one of the tour groups. W... r f f RPT-4 m grams .- 1, , l . rua., Jaxx I V ' fi X .,.ffT? i'3fg 1- , ,. - Lua! flf'-Y' 1 ' ..:'-mf. V W A 1: ' P . s. af- ' 4 1 M,f,'. 'x ' t , 6 ,-2
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children? Well, may- so, but at least for one night a of fifty children from Wilson definitely didn't feel that way Santa Claus and the students of Canyon College again hosted traditional Children's Christmas Besides the excitement of open- their gifts, playing games, and eceiving their stockings, the chil- ren were treated to Dean Suther- s version of the Christmas story. gather in the Cove for games and a visit from Santa. 21 evening ends on a more serious note as Dr. Sutherland tells the Children the Christmas story. The spirit ofChristmas can be seen in a little girl's smile. When fifty pounds won't break a balloon, try linger nails. ,tl -f' Lvf
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