University of Arkansas Fayetteville - Razorback Yearbook (Fayetteville, AR)

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Just the right touch of ornaments, tinsel, bright lights, and Pi Phis . . . Snowball warfare hasn ' t progressed much in the last seven hundred years . . . even the girls at Holcombe learned to master the game. ■ ' 4 j

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The Student Union Ballroom mirror reflected the Lamb¬ da Chi Christmas formal. Not even overcoats for our underpaid and overworked administrators. Gwynn Cochran told Santa how she had been a good little girl all year. if winter comes ... December brought snow to Fayetteville, catching some of us without our overcoats and mittens, and others of us had to relearn the lost childhood art of dodging a flying snowball. As usual the Christ¬ mas parties seemed a bit pre-mature, and in order to convince us that it was the yuletide season, Saint Nick had to leave the North Pole and come to see his Arkansas kiddies early.

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An added attraction to the Singfony was the Lyric Chorale singing The Snow. singing in the union... The fourth annual Singfony netted three hundred dollars to be given by the Civic Club to the local Goodfellows Club for charity work. The Union was full of people, the air was full of music, and the cof¬ fers were full of money for Christmas goodies. Sigma Nu sang its way to first place with There Is Nothing Like A Dame. Delta Gamma w i the women ' s division for Jin¬ gle Bells and S ow Legend. 28 life.