Houghton College - Boulder Yearbook (Houghton, NY)

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lf Winter Comesa' to Allegany County -A and the Ice King does come . . . is a long time in abdicating too . . . a few adventurous souls with tohoggans or skiis . . . abortive attempts to flood the tennis courts for a hockey rink . . . impromptu snowball fights to uwarm upi' stiffened pitching arms . . . here a bit of impressionistic snow sculpting in front of Gao . . . A Galatea of the Genesee? . . . ZZ

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Our college co-op in the base- ment of Luckey . . . a few eco- miums for our emporium and its energetic manager, Jim Hurd, and his efficient student staff . . . everything from books to bobbi's . . . cokes to kodaks . . . Benjamin Franklin, circa 1957 . . . our typographical e X p e r t and manager of the Houghton Press, Allen Smith, A.B., views his han- diwork . . . the STAR makes its bi-weekly appearance . . . Vol- ume 1, Number 1, burst upon the journalistic firmament in Febru- ary 1909 . . . nearly fifty years of progress . . . 21

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Qlhriritmaz . Boys going caroling . . . Here we come a-wassailing . . . God rest you, Merry Gentlemen . . . O little town . . . as with gladness men of old did the guiding star behold . . . the first Noel . . . earth's sweetest music . . . angelic antiphonies . . . Christmas! . . . Private devotions . . . the Book of Books . . . the Babe of Bethlehem . . . the beginning of Wisdom . . . thy law, a light unto my feet . . . written on the tables of the heart . . . meditation day and night . . . my help cometh from Christ - God's Eternal Gift . . .