Willamette University - Wallulah Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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. QQO-84 -.A,w . Christmas would not be Christmas without an honest-to goodness Santa Claus. Even college students enjoy the visit of the northerner. CHRISTMAS PARTIES The week before Christmas vacation brought a flurry of activity to the campus. The annual Lausanne open house and tea in December attracted many visitors who came to see the beauti- fully decorated doors. In the Christmas convocation the band and choir presented the Hallelujah chorus. Also, in the spirit of sharing with others, the living organizations combined and went caroling to the various state institutes. Following this was the annual sock hop with prizes awarded the couple dressed most appropriately. The week ended with a climax at the spe- cial Christmas convocation. ww-rvi... ,. 'l K The Christmas tea held each year by Lausanne Hall, was as gay as ever with colorful decorations and a festive atmosphere. Sandy Wagner and Rosemary Gilbert were the winners of the religious sweepstakes ribbon in the door decoration contest held each year in Lausanne. The annual pajama dance, sponsored by the senior class, proved to be a colorful spectacle with the many types of pajamas.

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An exchange dinner in the Doney dining room before one of the firesides held each fall among the living organizations. N54 The Sigma Chis and the Pi Phis gather in the living room of the Sig house for a taffy pull. The Betas and the Chi Omegos play Charades in the living room of the men's house. 5 S-ii' K ,if l Warren Walker, Lorraine Landrud, Rosie Miller, Anita Booth and Jack Knapp examine some of the clothing collected for UNESCO on one ot the firesides. 61-. FIRESIDES The firesides stood out as some of the most enjoyable activities during the first semes- ter. These events were all-campus affairs, giving the mer1's and women's living organi- zations chances to get together for evenings of fun and fellowship. Freshmen and trans- fers especially appreciated the opportunities to make friends and become acquainted with other students. Warren Walker, Celeste Gibbons and Gwen Fried call at a home to collect clothing for the UNESCO fireside. I l l mr, 7' , i i l r

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ln the calm before the storm, Dr. Daniel Schulze enjoys his job announcing the Glee winners. The girls-from left to right: Sandi Harris, Dorothy Rohlfing, Gwen Fried, and Nancy Wyly-relinquished the banner to the boys-Bill Joseph, Larry Kelly, Ken Stoop, and Fred Wade-just before the winners were announced. FRESHMAN GLEE Del Cummings, Freshman Glee Manager, tells a little about Glee history and tradition before the singing begins. The first place Sophomores sing Rose Magic as their serenade song. A red rose with a green leaf was formed on a white background.