Seattle Pacific University - Tawashi Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Towne Cfub tS2D07lJ'07'66lj Mghf on Ice 'iii I 'fu Dr. M. B. Miller - the staunch supporter of all eventsg head announcer at every chapel . . . What? Another Ice Party this year! Let's see . . . Monday, Tuesday, VVednesday, Fri - only four more days. A rousing sing in l-lill lounge to start an evening oil: . . . to the Ice Chalet to top it off. There were those gentlemen who seized the opportunity to hold hands with all the ladies . . . standing or not, let's skate backwards . . . tag on ice . . couples skating . . . ladies choice. Circle gamesg all this and trying to stand up too . . . Thanks to the Towne Club for a great night out. 1- fa r

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