Grove City College - Ouija Yearbook (Grove City, PA)

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The special feature - you guessed it - was FOOD! After a strenuous afternoon of fun and exercise, you can Well imagine the excitement as the Varsity G opened their booths to serve hot dogs and baked beans. After We had spent the evening square-dancing, We readily realized that a Play Day was just as tiring as a school day. Christmastime at Grove City is un- describable. Santa arrives far ahead of schedule. Amid the festive decorations and the glittering Christmas trees, We open our first gifts. The Christmas spirit is alive and everywhere present. Soon vacation finds us homevvard bound in preparation for our second Christmas of the season. 2 2 F Q .-, U 5 6 uf-9 ., I 1'fQ . 572 5 if A 6 V P

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It really was a struggle the night the lights went out all over the campus. The quadrangle became our Hall of Studies, and the campus light, our Lamp of Knowledge. lt was the night the Varsity G played host to its first candlelight banquet. Never let it be said that unusual events are allowed to in- terfere with our scholastic work. As seniors we are aware that col- lege classes are all behind us. There were those mornings that we ran at full speed down hill, in order to make an eight o'clock class. There were those classes that we never thought would end. But, there were many that chal- lenged our every thought. Our build- ings, classrooms, and professors were the finest possible. The upper and lower campuses intermingled the old with the new, but with emphasis always on progress, our achievements were ob- vious. New skills turned into growing satisfactions as we worked from day to day. Will we ever forget that special day in May? Boys and girls took an en- tire day off to relax their minds and have a Play Day. The field was buzz- ing with activity. The waiters were running down the track trying not to spill their loaded trays, while out on the grass the girls' dates had suddenly turned into wheelbarrows.

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However, the Yuletide season isn't the only season when We loreak forth with shouts of joy and display our en- thusiasm. Do you recognize the huge bonfire? We're having a Friday night Pep Rally. Dr. Morgan Barnes, one time professor of our college, is on the platform with Dr. Harker leading cheers. The air is Vibrating. The cheer- leaders are silhouetted against the flames. As the rally came to an end, We confidently paraded the streets of the town where cries of Beat Allegheny! rang from house top to house top. The band halted in front of our President's home, and as the Harkers joined us, the refrains of our Alma Mater rose triumphantly. At that instant We shar- ed the mutual thrill of real school spirit.