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THE DANCE The spokes of the Homecoming wheel repre- sent the many activities of Homecoming week- end-the blue-gold assembly, bonfire, barbecue, football game, and the Homecoming Ball, Serving as the hub of the wheel is the Homecoming Queen selected by the students to reign over the week- end activities. Noise, enthusiasm, and a burst ot school spirit provide the energy which sets the wheel of festiv- ities in motion. Culminating the weekend is the annual Home- coming Ball. At this time the Queen and her court are formally presented to the students and guests ot the college. The Queen accepts her traditional bouquet of roses from President lkenberry and her princesses are given gifts. At the conclusion of the Homecoming Ball, the wheel of activities comes to a stop but the wheel of memories continues to turn in the hearts of all participants. L! QUEEN CHRIS WIZMERSKI AND HER CHARMING COURT 'X' 'WF
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i F V lil Wig!!! - iii gegfgmi A V . -ge . ll Ia li i. i ,- i 'N ' .. .. ii - H iii . i Even the females help build the sets. Would you believe flqe ionifor? Seldom does an audience realize the weeks of preparation that go into a successful Shepherd College Drama production, The cast and production crew are jacks-of-all-trades-can penters, make-up artists, stage hands and janitors-but on opening night they become Willy, Linda, Happy, Biff, Bern- ard, and Stanley in the true-to-life drama Death of a Sales- , -me man. Pass the eye shadow! Strike that nail, lift that board. And you had to volunteer us to clean up! -132'- , 'Q .al 22
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I-49- X. kt 1 vw-A .i,. l. Gardiner Hall This year two new dormitories were opened, one tor men and one for women. On November l9, l966, Dr, William Max Wise, vice Miss Ann l-lenshaw Gardiner president of the Danforth Foundation, St. Louis, appeared as our guest speaker at the dedication, The men's dormitory was named in honor of Dean A. D, Kenamond who was Shepherd's registrar, clean of students, assistant to the president, and academic dean covering a span of thirty-six years. Dean and Mrs. Kenamond V . DORMITORY l DEDlcATloNs , , il l The women's dormitory was named tor Mrs. Mabel Henshaw Gardiner who headed the History Department for thirty-eight years. She was appointed dean of women in charge of a new residence hall for women which was constructed in l9l5 and later named Miller Ha ll. was' ,. ,,,, .-. - i .1 Kenamond Hall
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