Indiana State University - Sycamore Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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Various activities crowded the season The dormitories prepared early for their holiday open houses. Outside the residence balls, an array of colored lights created much awe and wonder. Inside the resi- dence halls, carefully planned decorations truly created an atmosphere long to be remembered. Along With the originality in decorating the residence halls, special dinners and teas were planned and the individual giving of gifts took place. Several fraternities sang carols adding one more link to the chain of Christmas Cheer. The Christmas Ball highlighted the season's activities and brought the joy ful atmosphere found around campus together in one spectacular dance. The traditional Madrigal Dinner and Vespers Concert were given With much enthusiasm, and they added a final touch to one of the most favorite seasons of the year. The originality of Rudolph and his eight reindeer captured first place in the Reeve Hall Christmas decorating contest. 24 Caught in the Christmas spirit. these students created a spectacular sight by using colored balls. tinsel. and artificial snow to decorate the traditional TMU Christmas tree. A few ISC students felt industrious enough to build a snovhmang on top at a car at that!

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Although last dancing is sometimes rather hard to do in long formnls, the girls didn't seem to mind. Ideal sorority women announced at dance Dancing to the Harry Burgess Band was in the east ballroom while refreshments were served and pictures were taken in the west ballroom. The decorations car- ried out the theme Mardi Gras. covered the programs and the couples danced under Outlines of masks a glittering ball from which multicolored streamers were hung. Two large masks decorated the walls of the other ballroom. Highlighting the dance was the announcement of the Ideal Sorority Woman of each sorority. Each woman was chosen by her sorority sisters as the women who best exemplified the characteristics of an ideal sorority woman. Each ideal woman was presented with a bracelet and a charm with which to remember the occasion. CRYSTAL BALI. COMMITTEE: on Gurke trefreshmentst, Cheryl Endicott tticketst, Iudy Minnie tgen. ch'mJ, Katie Hulman tpub. and pIogJ, Linda Combs tbandt, Susie Clifford tdecJ, Gloria Martin tchapj. 26