William Tyndale College - Shield Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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DEVON GABLES again provided a romantic atmosphere as well as a delicious dinner for the Senior Banquet. Moments to Remember Senior Banquet The last school function of the year prior to graduation is the Senior Banquet. It is a time of reminiscence in the company of good friends as well as a look forward into the future.This year the program included introduction of Seniors, vocal solos by Mrs. Evelyn Gibson. selections sung by the Chorale and a message by Rev. Williams from Lansing. IN FUTURE DAYS, mementos such as these will recapture memories of a lovely evening

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i12v,s:-fx f' N , X . u- 'xii . .v ELAINE SELLE pours a cup of coffee for Henry Zemek after the evening meal. and imc for Pla Dorm Life This vear. although the dorm is filled to over- flowing. the spirit of unity and companionship is perhaps stronger than ever before. Trips to places of interest such as Greenfield Village have enabled students to become better acquainted with each other. Other events which are shared by those living in the dorm include banquets. Hanging of the Greens at Christmas. prayer meetings. and occasional parties. Of course. there are those insuppressible pranks and antics which are as much a part of dorm life as the seemingly endless homework. Dorm life--that's what college memories are made of. VZ' DON MILLIGAN seriously contemplates his next move in his favorite pastime, chess.

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hat Chri tina Feeling SHARON MOON AND LES KILLION helped to create and dis- tribute colorful Christmas decorations for each dinner table. I-'ULFILLING HIS GENTLEMANLY ROLE, Larry Macklem assists his date, Judy Thayer, upon arrival at the Jolly Holly. mwm,........M.M.. . l x V X . i '-1 at Q A ' 'Q 144+-QW -an ,sv vi A ' :I-, - mm ,. 1' , , 71 , l p 6' Jolly Holly Amid the snow of December, the rush to finish term papers and reports before vaca- tion and the usual Christmas-time frenzy of last-minute shopping and sending of cards. the annual DBC banquet was a refreshing time of relaxation. Held at the Central-Northwest Presbyterian Church on the last Friday evening before Christmas vacation, the Jolly Holly began with a pro- gram featuring the DBC Chorale, vocal and instrumental solos by various faculty members, Scripture and poetry selections and congregational singing. The catered dinner was followed by an informal carol- sing. The social highlight of the fall semester, Jolly Holly also served to re- emphasize for all,the wonder of the incarnation of the Word of God. .4 1 I 'A 3 E' 'mm- . a 'i Y' 4 AWQQ WEARING A CHEERY RED VEST and holly bow tie, Mr. Al Feria helped to spread the Christmas spirit while performing his duties as M. C. 5'