North Greenville University - Aurora Yearbook (Tigerville, SC)

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NOVEMBER Thursday's hot dogs That long walk to chapel 7 N , L , I

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UCTUBER 'lin Sin O : 3X5 Miss AURORA contestants on review 6 The Roadrunners versus the Yogi Bears W 1 An afternoon alone

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WINTER . . . and it unfolded into a basketball season with exams as an extra added attractiong we knew it should be vice versa, but we couldrft resist yelling those Mounties to victory. . . Christmas interrupted our first winter month, and we gladly gave up themes, theorems, and Thursdayis hot dogs for the comforts of home. We had one thing on our minds when we were pushed back after our vacation-the dreaded word, exams. To many, it meant cramming on a large scale, for some had not remembered that first intention to learn. We bought blue books, cartridges, and new bottles of ink, they became our means of expression. The tests were over, and we left to recuperate. . . Lee shot, White dribbled for two pointsg Chief sunk the ball, Lemmons was there for the rebound, the cheerleaders chanted He's our mann, and we screamed Let's go, Mounties, go. . . . We braved the cold weather but not in the lunch line. We hurriedly put our books in the wall', of the cafeteria and rushed to lunch. Then we grabbed them on our first leap to a 1:00 class. . . We prayed for snow, and one February morning, it came - not in inches but in hundredths of an inch. It was enough though to supply snowballs for our fight at the boys, dorm and to cover the roof of Wingo and White where we scooped and scraped the right amount for snow cream. We liked the white stuffy but not the cold wind that came with it. . . The year was half gone. . . ' u '4 s . isa .. .. ,haf Y A- p ' . M- Vs . ' -an-n -- -Q 4 1 as , . 5 -- . . N .W ' .. O Y ' ,ua ji' V . 'M N' 1 ., 1 af ' , ' it V 'V , A Q- s. ' Q .. - 5 W- ' W ' .. A H ,.. WHITE HALL