Lipscomb University - Backlog Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Romantic Evolution Eternally Entwines Two By Two A FALL evening; the burning embers of a campfire; a hayride and a west- ern-style cookout were the factors for a memorable Alpha Kappa Psi evening. The ring of a buzzer... a face flushed with ex- citement . . . nervous jitters . . . shiny shoes. . . pouf hairdo .. . Arpege by Lanvin . . . English Leather .. . smiles . . . uneasy silence . . . a first date. Weeks pass. Second, third, fourth, and fifth dates. Movies uptown at Loew’s and the Tennessee Theatre. Window shopping at night on Church Street. Skating parties and campus movies. Putt- Putt, bowling, a walk in the park. A moonlight drive around Radnor Lake and up Laurel Ridge. Months pass. Dates become numberless to all but the diary. One and one equals an inseparable two. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Study in the library. Devotionals. Trips to the Wishy-Washy. Walks to Green Hills. Money saving dates for the Friday night campus movies. Quiet walks around campus under Jonesey’s watchful eye. Study-night dates in Crisman’s study rooms. One and one be- comes more inseparable. Act I: a tiny ring on his little finger, and a parafhin-filled weight on hers. Act II: a sparkle on her left hand and a congratulatory cold shower. Act III: two gold bands symbolizing for them the age old truth that “love is eternal.” THE FLEETING warmth of fall invites couples to talk beneath trees. 24

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A PLANTIVE-faced Kappa, Jim Hil- lard, sets the musical notes for the Kappa-Korral; but notes proved to be sour as the club fell behind in scores. Beta’s Club Chante Boosts Student Talent, Morale “Welcome to Club Chante.” Doormen in tux, tails, and gold high-topped hats bowed graciously to campus guests. Inside the foyer, white-coated waiters, towel draped on arm, handed patrons menus featuring appetizers (male voices), main course (mixed voices), dessert (female voices) , and food inspectors (the judges). It was February the third, the night of Singarama. Greek clubs laid down their customary athletic equipment and picked up guitars, drums, and bon- gos, as they entertained and competed for first place in the annual Club Chante Singarama. Soft lights in rainbow hues formed a spectrum overhead, lending the auditorium a French night club atmosphere. Most came for the floor show only; a few, to dine. Head waiter Stu Dungan and company were kept busy during the performance with delicious food and drink on trays. Stage man- ager Tom Smith entertained impromptu with a long, long tale of woe while Master of Ceremonies Coba Craig, took a break. The evening highlight was guest performances by the Glen Echoes and Jordonaire Ray Walker, with a satiric slant on Lipscomb life. It was the most unusual production of the year... congratu- lations went to the Chanté management, the Betas. 23

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TWENTIETH CENTURY climbs over 19th century walls compose early spring hikes by AMID THE fury of falling confetti and exciting confusion of a club foot- ball game, a boy is nearly drenched with a cup of Coke by fun-loving date. couples in the country.