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1955 UJIHTEH CHHHIVHL From the furious queen campaigning to the final sleigh ride windup, Winter Carnival was pronounced a success by all participants and observers. Originality, unusual presentation, and con- stant competitive action marked the campaigns of the five women running for queen. Halls, stairways, windows, snowmen, even the trees grew posters asking our support for their candi- dates. Skits were presented in the dining hall Marilyn Peet, Gemma Renaud Louise Blouin, Nancy Bagley, Barbara Clark and at assembly. Everyone, including the four losing candidates, was pleased and excited when Gemma Renaud, a freshman from Hardwick, was crowned queen. On the night of the formal dance, Dean Rowe placed the crown on our radiant queen, and together they led us in a complicated Grand March. Queen Gemma Renaud, Dean Rowe Grand March is underway!
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Gay dancers swayed to the now sweet, now hot rhythm of Lloyd Benoitls orchestra. Unicorns, elephants, and lions in silhouette silently watched from their stations on the walls. A giant midway in the back gave the final carnival touch to the gala setting. Fresh from a very few hours sleep, students flocked to Lake Eden Saturday morning. Snowshoe, obstacle, and relay races left everyone breathless and ready for a cookout before the trip back to college. Without pause, the women jumped into gym togs, for volleyball games were next in order. Hill House managed to overwhelm all comers to retain their banner in the interdormitory competition. At an awards dinner, we also learned that Silas Pearl House won the snow sculpture banner with a clever and well executed bugs bunny leaning ffor sup- portj on a huge JT A few souls, including our indefatigable queen, managed to turn out for an old-fashioned sleighride complete with teams of horses and per- fect weather. Will next year be so much fun?
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