Kutztown University - Keystonia Yearbook (Kutztown, PA)

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November 21, 1959. Or. Itolo do Froncosco potet with a fow of the ditfinguithed porticiponti in his inauguration as sevonth president of tho collego. The year's most colorful and impressive event was the inauguration of Dr. Italo de Francesco as the seventh president of Kubztown State College. State and college officials throughout Pennsylvania converged on the campus November 21, 1959 to wit- ness the ceremony. The solemn academic procession, the stirring anthem by the choir, the actual installation ceremony, Dr. Charles H. Boehm's speech and the new The Inauguration president's inaugural address combined to make the day a memorable one for all who attended. The festivities culminated in a luncheon in the Georgian Dining Room, featuring a symposium on The Tasks of the College in Our Time. Good wishes were extended to Dr. de Francesco by various civic and educational leaders of the service area. Decombor 3, 1959. Tho line it long bul fho torvice fott ot Iho PSEA-tpontorod too.

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Novomber 19. 1959. An inobrioted sorvant. o centurion, and a bereaved wifo gother togothor in a tomb in the Drama Club's presentation of A Phoenix Too Froquont. Thanksgiving Dinner and Dance Turkey in all its culinary splendor graced the Thanksgiving board. Flickering candles added to the festive atmosphere. With heads bowed, each expressed gratitude in his own way for the blessings of the past year. The sound of swirling gowns and the scent of flowers filling the air followed the elaborate repast. Silvery decorations pro- vided a romantic background, and the soft music made the couples feel as though they could have danced all night. November 21. 1959. The studonts seen through tho paper strcamors aro onioying tho music at tho Thanksgiving Danco.

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Decomber 5, 1959. This is not on orgument. Jonet Wonnor ond Fron Strouso oro singing Tho Twolvo Doys of Christ- mas at tho Bluo Room Party sponsored by tho Studont Cooporativo Association. Art Bazaar This year's Art Bazaar was much like those of past years — nearly everything salable was sold in the first fifteen minutes! The auction which climaxed the bazaar was a departure from past practices: only the choicest items were offered for sale rather than the few pieces of unsold merchandise. For those who chose only to observe the sale of objets dart,” there were cookies, cake and punch on sale to make the time spent even more pleasant. Docembor 7. 1959. Left bonk orti t. Jim Brott. proved o forcoful auctioneer ot the Art 8ozoar. 13