Grand Canyon University - Canyon Trails Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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hanks for the Memory Homecoming 19 1 3 F' nl?f l.! gf QL The king and queen displayed jubilant smiles. The senior display did a good job ofcarrying out the theme. Carmen Hargrove, l970 Homecoming queen, congratulated this year's queen, Dina Anderson. cc 97 l

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l' an gin g the W Greens Dr. William R. Hintze gave the after-dinner speech. -5 'H' you know that such big bites cause indigestion, Hugo? his year the Hanging ofthe Greens received a distinctive German flavor as Dr. intze, guest speaker at the dinner, attempted several rather heavy German jokes. inally he succumbed to general pressure from his audience and gave a short alk entitled, Christ Is Contemporary? After dinner the wreaths were hung in e library windows following short speeches by the class and student body presi- ents. The evening ended in the Cove where carols were sung and drama students resented a Christmas skit. Hanging of the Greens officially opens the Christmas ason each year at Grand Canyon College. 23 . , A ' y tif gs ,ef - s 1. Q 5 - i 1 ii l l . ..,..r?,z, fi Terry Smith and other members of the drama de- partment presented a reading by Dylan Thomas.

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Reuben Lane played his flute at the coronation. Semor Homecoming royalty enjoyed the basketball game together. Frosh Jack Baugh received the display award.