Heidelberg University - Aurora Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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5 Golden days of falling leaves, colorful beanies, football victories . , . these strains echothrough- out the season of autumn on Heitlelhe1'g s eam- pus. Classes resume after fully selieduleil Fresh- man XVL-ek during which upperclassmen recall old friendships and gain new ones- lfrosh and sophomores battle in the annual tug-of-war over Rock Creek. Homecoming culminates weeks of planning, voting, building dorm decorations, anal erecting floats. The Inter-Society Sing' combines the muf sieal talents of the seven societies uncler x'zu'ious themes and once again autumn leaves the campus. ,- 1. . . .1- . at W ,- 1, -x X A.,-.-4 . V Yzgqfi, H x, l . -:mmxmumsami xalzl' ummm l Jn mf 91111 H

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we if .3 ' 41 4 2 A , , L 4 W 45, 'ilu .fl A ' ag, .M W 0sf.2,Q4-,is gh A W , :fag , Cr: Z Fred McGarvey and Marjorie Derby, Snow King and Queen. , Cflfristmas Dance The queen and her escort, Thomas Riley, with the king and his date, Sandra Goch- enaur, pause during the evening to pose near the Christmas tree. YJ, Y The North Pole, Santa's workshopf a gala Christmas tree, and the music of Mack Finch and his band set the mood for the Reindeer Prance, the annual Christmas dance, held December 9 in Seiberling Gym- nasium. During the evening Santa Claus escorted reigning Queen Marjorie Derby and King Fred McGarvey to their throne of packages dropped from Santas sleigh. XYilIiam Palmer was master of ceremonies of the intermission program put on for the enjoyment of the king and queen and their guests. He began the entertainment by pan- tomiming All I Want for Christmas. A women's sextette consisting of Carolyn Briggs, Carolyn Bordner, Shirley Derringer, Joanne Fischer, Alice French, and Alice Zieg- ler, with Dorothy Palmer accompanying, sang the familiar 'Twas the Night Before Christ- mas. To conclude the program Carol Calvin gave a reading entitled 'Twas the Night After Christmas. Dean and Mrs. Henry Genz and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hackett were chaperones at this annual winter aiiair which helped initiate the Christmas season. X,