Lynchburg College - Argonaut Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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Sherwood Zimmerman, President, Bonnie Burnette, Secretary, Sam Baechtel, Treasurer, Tom Updike, VicefP1esiclerLt. SENICR CLASS CFFICERS The class of 1964 entered Lynchburg College with an enrollment of two hundred and seventyffour. Highlights of their freshman year were the presentaf tions of the Freshman Talent Show and the Home' coming Dance, Twilight to the Gods. Activities their sophomore year began with the sponsoring to the Tvvirp Dance. In the Spring the homecoming pageant, Alice in Collegiate Wonderf land, was presented to the homecoming court. While juniors, their Christmas Dance, Sleigh Bells Ring, was a memorable Christmas event. As seniors, their longfanticipated dream of grad' uation is finally a reality. Activities such as the handling of the basketball concessions helped raise money for the College gift. The annual Senior Carnival provided the class of 1964 with their last opportunity for fun and Work together. The class of l964 has benefited from their college experience and has strived to make its contributions to the campus.