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

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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.

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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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We remember college for the ro- bust andthe refined. Could we boys ever forget the Student-Faculty Teas where we wrestled our first teacup? With a feeling of sophistication, but a foundation of uncertainty, we learned those all important social manners and graces. Through the smiles and laugh- ter of students and faculty could be heard the melodious tones of our fel- low classmates who provided the en- tertainment. Let's not forget our favorite fall season activity - football! We will be the first to admit that there have been times in our college career when our games have not been won by the most touchdowns. However, we are proud to recall the scores we've piled up in other respects. Determination, good sports- manship, loyalty, confidence, and re- spect are all on our score board. We did have our ups and downs, but we took it all in stride. However, the soccer team captured the hearts of its spectators as it fought on to attain an undefeated season. We are proud of all those who participated in each college sport. We owe our Alma Mater more than we can ever repa.y. Our experiences have prepared us for life in an adult world. Our associates have given us hope and encouragement for each diffi- cult deed. W