Keokuk Community College - Scarlet Yearbook (Keokuk, IA)

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CLUB HOLIDAY ANNUAL YULE EVENT Club Holiday, KCC's oldest traditional social event was held on December 27 in the College cafeteria. The Cafeteria was transformed into a ball- room with the skillful use of false walls and traditional Christmas decorations. A wide stair way led from the dance floor to a balcony where tables were arranged along the sides of the stage. At the opposite end of the dance floor the orchestra was seated. The dance offered an opportunity for friends and Classmates who have moved away to visit with KCC students and faculty members.

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RE GISTRATIO RELAXATIO The summer passed quickly. The fall of 1958 brought an in- creased number of freshmen to KCC. Registration with all its problems occupied the greater part of the first week of school. When classes began, the lounge became a favorite spot for re- laxation between classes. The college crest in the center of the lounge floor became forbidden territory to the freshmen, but when the two-Week period was up and the Braves and Yankees battled for the crown, the crest as well as the floor was barely discernable under the chairs placed in the best possible position for watching TV. LIIT p .1 5' Q ,of :, ? W ' ve' if UPPER LEFT: Mr. Leimer gives assistance to registrants. ABOVE: The most sacred spot in KCC. BELOW: The student lounge during the World Series. N - , ,X 'la

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