Valdosta State University - Pinecone Yearbook (Valdosta, GA)

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Uigniii ,lgtyi , ' ,F i. , J c., f .5 f , Q-was Y Q i - 1 .- ' Jsjiygigi' v rg Y? - ,is ,gig me as Xmrzv Swim' l'1'r'.sic1w1t Enriu lioisi-:ins Vive-Prr'.sizl1'nl NAM' Ruin House Secretary fieasmu DOINCS OF SENIORS September: Back to school - upstairs in Senior Hall. After a grand reunion and a hand of bridge, plans for the year are the main matters under discussion. Somehow we canit quite get accustomed to our newly acquired status, but people begin to eye us with a certain respect. October: The proverbial Bright Blue XVeatherv is made to order for the Senior Carnival. just enough chill in the air to give us pep for all the work with a jam-up carnival. The memorable skit The Lamp XVent Out convinced everyone of our absolute lunacy-then the dance, where there were actually enough men - and new rec- ords on the julie. November: The unbelievable happens-Thanksgiving holi- days, the first in three years. In addition to this there is the traditional Thanksgiving dinner at school and the inspiring program in assembly. Those mid-term exams are only a bad memory now and we already count the days 'til Christ- 11185. December: Comes the Hevolutionii-and the eternal rush - but we woulclnit miss it for the world - the Firelighting Service, Hanging the Greens, printing the Christmas address list, club and class pictures for the PINE CONE Cand those for- mal pictures with the drapeslj and The NVOIHGILU the Sock and Buskin Club play. The climax is the Christmas dinner, when each of us is hostess at a table with the faculty as guests. Then final exams, after which we all congratu- late our one December graduate and hurry to catch the first bus home. january: The new year begins with a bang -class at- tendance is better than usual Qmust be those