Huntingdon College - Bells and Pomegranates Yearbook (Montgomery, AL)

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Christmas arrived at Huntingdon, and with it we were treated to the usual festivities. Massey and Ligon Halls (otherwise known at Yuletide as Huntingdon's Kiss-Kiss Clubs) sponsored open houses to celebrate the season. Everyone climbed or squeezed into their holiday finery for the Christmas banquet, where they were treated to steaks and entertainment. The music department had its annual Christmas affair, and there was the usual round of club parties, two of the most notable being those given by the Modern Language Club and the Psychology Club. The former escapade starred a rather naughty and very jolly French Saint Nick, and the latter attraction featured a real Viennese Santa Freud. 20

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Shortly before semester’s end, Huntingdon suffered the loss of its beloved Charles Turner, dean of students and advisor to Publications Union, when he accepted the presidency of Tennessee Wesleyan College. The school went all out to wish him well, trying to display its gratitude for all that he had done. It was only a feeble attempt, for what Dean Charles Turner had achieved at and for Huntingdon College could not be put into words or gifts. 19

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