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Page 77 text:
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? , ff s This was our entry in the Christmas parade. Combining the Bill of Rights theme with the toyland theme of the parade, we used the slogan, Don't Toy with Your Freedoms. This side represented fortunate children who have toys for Christmas. . KU- 1' In contrast, this side represented the needy. Bill ol Rights Week We worked together for over a month to renew the sense of appreciation for our Bill of Rights, Through the unity of participation by all the students, our own needs and appreciation for these rights were strengthened, as we carried out the week through chapel programs, essay writing, entrance of a float in a community parade, and presentations of speeches to civic groups, stressing our Freedoms. A 550 scholarship was awarded to Jo Cooper, chairman of the program, who presented the amount to President Cox for use in the building fund. The committee deserves our congratulations for placing among the top four colleges in the Southern California contest. The committee recaptured the events of the week in story and picture. rode. , . T tis-r-LQ-4,,i '-.ll ul .,' W x , C Ken Carbaugh, Jo Cooper, Tom Wholen,r and Ken Lee admire the trophy won in Highland Park's pa
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Ql- snowy street scene, miniature lampposts . . . College students enioyegl a glimpse-of old Mexico us they celebrated Feliz Novidad in De- maroy Hall. For the high school students, the Ebell Club was the . perfect setting for a CaroIer's Christmas. A cozy interlude for the carolers 75
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