St Johns College - Lectern Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Overcome by exhaustion? Pm just plain fatigued! 51 Hail, hail the gangs all here. The cider and cookies hit the spot. ttAs the rain beat upon the window pane, I could hear a distinct rap, rap, rap. Then as lightning split the inky sky, the houselights failed and a SCREAM . . 3, All right, Blanche, wetll play your silly game.

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Welcome Weekend Sitting tround the campfire swapping songs. What better place to make new friends and renew 01d acquaintances than the informal atmosphere of a picnic or a weekend at camp? Songs, food, games, and pranks all go toward making these get-acquainted activities a good time. Indian summer provides a pleasant September weekend. Well-planned en- tertainments, scrumptious food, and the reckless rollicking atmosphere of CYO camp at Madison set the scene for Wel- come Weekend, the annual ttgetting to know you,, affair sponsored by Student Association. Wide-eyed ttFreshiest are initiated to the less serious side of college life. It is the final frolic before school begins in ear- nest. hUnele! Gloob-gloobPettAunt? Rows and rows of pretty faces and chow. 50

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Autumn Ball A crisp autumn night, radiant faces, and vivid swirling gowns made this Au- tumn Ball of 1959 a memory to be treas- ured. This annual event, the last formal dance sponsored by the Senior Class, was held at the Westlake Hotel on November the fourteenth. The brisk fall breeze and the dancing colored leaves supplied a pic- turesque background as the couples swayed t0 the captivating music of the Hal Lynn Orchestra. Beaming Queen Regina and her lovely court reigned over the evening festivities. The royal queen and her court. A hirting glance for her best beau. A captivating smile will melt any heart. Who said, ttTurn off the bubble-machineTt With the sound of music the ballroom comes alive.