Phoenix College - Sandprints Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Thanksgiving Dance And thankful we were for our Thanksgiving dance, with real tur- key, too, and all the trimmings, inote committeel. Clustered about their works of art is the decoration committee con- sisting of, back row, Brookins, Hetlin, Sawyer if and Travainig N front row, Hall- Illll man, Crawford, l Luitjens, Stewart, . Q 'i I l and Porter. K W .. The attendance was bolstered by the presence of alums, many of - ' whom are returned veterans now attending school here. 55 ce'-law Bl' Below, Donna and Jin arrived with Hmm-m, camera man must have Mrs' Harley Ke escorts f?l to make party complete m ii Q Q WRX fs' Q it Y xi Egg x Q uill f? A 1 Zip? MIXJQ qw Kia Prize Waltz Winners Mr and lley receive their

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And We Danced . . . SOPHOMORE PICNIC The freshmen said, So this is JC. Did someone say the soph- mores were going to be hosts? Can't find any. The sophomores said, Cheers and all that, huge attendance, enormous crowd, seems like old times. Lookit all the people . . . Talent swarmed all around in the form of freshmen. Not to be left out of the bright lights, Smelser's Stinkers snatched the prize for the best drips in the Pouring the spirits of the defeated, and all adiourned to the Blue and Gold Room to kick up their heels, 1 W is n Water Race, a noble occupation. The picnic supper restored the AI X And then the girls had a dance and k n o c k e d themselves out square - dancing and V i r g i n i a Reeling. Wanda and Phyllis show their partners how to put their little feet, and, farther back, Billie Mae and Jackie who know it anyway flirt with the camera man, Not content with having the Xi gleeful females falling all over the f lo o r b y themselves, Bud Brown, music maker, had to bowl them overt with a twenty verse song. We understand the o n ly r e a s o n punch wasn't served in a cow's head was that there were too many holes. So they hung it on the wall . . . ' Thought we were kidding, did- n't you? See Stripeshirt Hocken- bury going down for the last time. as 1- 1 9 lt was the first big student 9 body dance, and a large turnout delighted the ghostly decorations and scared themselves stiff from nine to twelve. Skip outdid herself with creating atmosphere. ln keeping with the Halloween theme, black cats, witches faces, and goblins danced among the students. They got in the wayl

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X X E , . . ,-2 K-, N 2 - The Christmas formal was fun for all. The music ff .f f', M was good, the refreshments fine, and the attendance V ' 4' 2-'. gratifying. i t .L A if or-.f x X 1 Af' ' The decorating '41 Vigil? X committee pays homage to its work. A Christ- mas tree and a y rea istic fireplace almost made us 4 'l ' xx believe in Santa ff l Claus, and the faculty relaxing before it remind- ed us or our fam- ily at home. The Alpha Sig pledges com- pleted the illusion of snowy fields and bright stars with carols. MID TERM DANCE The week before semester exams, enlightened spirits gave a dance labeled the Mid-Term. Guilty consciences had a wonderful time despite the report cards all over the walls telling the subjects in which they were especially proficient: Campusology, SUism, cutology, amourology, and astrology. Pictured be- low lleftl students sneak a glance at the cards before showing them to their parents. On the right is the committee in charge reading from left to right Nancy Porter, Dario Travaini, Mary Carolyn Steadman, Le. L -n