Lees McRae College - Ontaroga Yearbook (Banner Elk, NC)

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Reggie Batson takes three tosses for a dime at Order of the Tower's Halloween Carnival. ' v r 3' 7 1 4 .3 9 1. 1 3 y rf, ' ':' , P9 f' 4 - i , f- l' -, . pw-- fx Debbie Haga assists Mary Maffitt with her costume at Sullivanian initiation. Contrast is the keynote of comparison of a broad dance pro- gram at Lees-McRae College. This contrast embraces not only occasion and attire, music and decor, but extends into the very mood of the affair. Almost anything is a potential occasion for a dance, from the big campus events of Home- coming and May Day to the dances after athletic events. In between are such affairs as the Sadie Hawkins Day dance, the Christmas Dance, the Valentine Dance, and the Hallo- ween Carnival Dance. 84 ' mf.-1

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John Jessen Baucom Apt. Mac Lentz McAlister Phil Mauney Tennes see Bradley McNeil Hayes House Paul Richardson McAlister Ray Newton Old Reid SENIOR RESIDENTS The Dormitory Senior Resident assists the Dean of Men in leading the students in promoting acti- vities andprocedures that are conducive to op- timal living and learning. The Administration appointed Darrell Baker, Stanley Clark, Gary Crouse, Arnold Freeman, John J essen, Mac Lentz, Phil Mauney, Bradley McNeil, Ray New- ton, and Paul Richardson to the Senior Resident Program. These men played a vital role in the dorm life on campus and held a position of high responsibility. Darrell Baker Cannon Cottage Stanley Clark New Reid Gary Crouse Tennessee Arnold Freeman Gym Mr. Shingleton Dean of Men 9 g i

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C Q y2'9 i': x fs x C . y 1. fie: .,,Q..a N p g fg,-ev!-rag ! F ir ' , xg l,V,' I x-I Bunny Mary Peebles enters basketball con- test lost 6. a-X The crowd lives it up at Carnival dance. at Carnival. She Steve Tate escorts May Day's Maid of Honor Donna Hill. FEATURES Just as aspecial occasionfor adance determines the dress of those attending, it influences the kind of music provided for the affair. Organizations and club groups sponsoring the dances take charge of providing appro- priate decorations, which fit the themes. All combine to create the most important ingredient . . . mood. Steve Blankenship seems to be entertaining the group at his table. The occasion is the Christmas Dance. ,,.--. i L- Col. Chapmon crovms 1964 May Queen Kay Chester. Q :Is . 'fi Y' 1 1. . ,V ,, 1 V. .J-ss...-:g.... ., , A f