Wake Forest University - Howler Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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HUl Uil H Mi ! nil 11 ■ft Ail II ■II il! ni in A Christmas tree jl j girl ' s donn adds .1 ftn.1l touch to the .tirejdy in the .:ir. The three weeks before the Christmas recess were filled with parties, dances, caroling, and shopping. The Student Government gave a party for the children of the com- munity where Santa Clous shared the spotlight with Charlie McCarthy. Some of the fraternities gave parties for other children. The Mozart Club presented Messiah and the college choir pre- sented Christmas vespers. The WGA sponsored a donee at the Robert E. Lee. The girls hod a dorm party around their tree. Everybody coroled on the plaza. Finally the last-minute quizzes hod been token and packing was done, and we headed for vorious ports of the country for rest and reunion. 19 hohdjy spirit itf

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EXAM TIME Exams are like death and taxes. Only exams come twice a year. Yet we manage to survive in spite of them. Reading day comes. Class schedules are forgotten and some of us sleep ' til noon. Others become acquainted, for perhops the first time, with the library. The mass educational process grinds to a halt and self-educa- tion begins. We are we ll into exam period. Night and day lights burn in dorm rooms, the library, and the East Lounge. Some of us study in groups. Others study alone. Most of us study. Finally, one by one, we write the last word in the last blue book and then we join the moss exodus; once again looking forward to a brief period of recuperation before we must face another ordeal — registration. ! JK A trip to Vegas is ' it to hrr.d- tlir lonotony of .1 hh itfB