Houghton College - Boulder Yearbook (Houghton, NY)

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. . . Jn CS-mimi Xfefafgmi EALED behind the French doors of the reception room at Gaoyadeo, representa- tives of all four college classes assembled to plot student activities from September to June. Selecting committees, organizing projects, seek- ing faculty approval, scheduling events, fos- tering publicity were but a few of the prelim- inaries to the many entertaining programs which punctuated our monotonous days of study with extra-curricular relaxation. Dangling lanterns, crunchy hay, jerky wag- ons and moonlight . . . a smoky bonfire, songs and gay laughter . . . hot dogs, cocoa and jelly doughnuts . . . memories of our fall hay-ride to the college farm. And then there were the more serious enterprises . . . Thanks- giving Day baskets for the needy . . . beans and bread served by L'Angels of Mercy at our refugee dinner for Red Cross War Relief . . . a patriotic chapel program . . . HG0d Bless American . . . Bill's calm words about free- dom made us realize that we still lived in a free country. Came spring . . . and Sadie Hawkin's Fes- tival . . . frolicsome Lil Abners allegedly dodged determined Daisy Macs . . . pigtails, red ribbons, overalls . . . open houses . . . evening with its scavenger hunt and a burles- qued debate . . . it was all fun. Under the initiative of Clint Boone, the Council has set a new pace in student legis- lation. As coordinators of student opinion and action, it has built a better relationship between students and faculty. CROWELI., GROOME, WAITH, DANNER, P1-IELPS, SWALES, M. Fox, Secretary-Treasurer, C. Boone, President, EYLER, Vice President, H. BAKER, SMALLEY, Surren, MEAD, BURR.

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