The Snapshot Volume III Number XI December 3 1945

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SANTA IS COMING TO TOWN

19 shopping days left until

send you i.nto a state of panic, but

color-ful Mucklucks, Mother would cherish

book that Dad's always been

mean-ing to read

Christmas shopping needn't be the mad, rush-rush ordeal it is on

a crowded thoroughfare, not if you

take this opportunity, because

Dragon's Breath Carniv&l sugar

in for relaxing refreshment at the

Sophomore Sallies Then, if you

con-sult the "super-swami."

These advantages, plus the chance to buy genuine Hawaiian

De-partment, make Dragon's Breath

Car-nival a "must" on your things to do

cal E.mdar •

The Mathematics Club will give

a Christmas dinner party for

promi-nent mathematicians on December 10

The members will appear as Euclid,

Archimedes, Isaac Newton, and

his contribution to the field of

account of his outstanding

achieve-ments

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at 8:00 o'clock

REMEMBER

POSTPONED BOND RALLY, VARIETY SHOW,

CUMTUX ANNOUNCES

"Ring the bells and sound the

chimes -Give a cheer -"

for the Senior girls who will represent us in all-around

FOR ALL 'ROUND GIRL-THE TYPICAL DOVJNI::HITE:

Jeanne Albrecht Sara Sue Son

Joan Kickbusch Catherine Powers Shirley Williams Ellen Zieper

the class which

"puts its faith, its courage and its

strength -In the red, the red, the class class of 146! 11

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THE NORTH WIND DOTH BLOW

suitcases packed to the brim, and

train or bus, with mouths drooling

at the thought of the turkey

course, the anticipation of being

These must have been Dodie

Lar-son's thoughts as she peacefully

Muske-gon, Michigan but can't you just

Milwau-kee harboi', due to the thick ice on

the shorGs of Muskegon?

~nd Jean Samuelson were on the

train Jean suffered painful

fortunately escaped injury

1hey say that jailers are very

hospitable hosts, and Ann Melcher,

Pat Weiss and Sammy Rabb certainly

found that so in Menominee Falls,

Wisconsin After running into a

last resort and turned to the law

eve-ning j.n jail Can you imagine

Despite all of these

difficul-ties, the unanimous feeling seer.1s

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NATIVITY SCE1~Eb TO ENHANCb MCLAR&T\J

Amid boughs of sweet-smelling fir

Play w~ll be presented on Saint

play, supervised by Miss Rossberg,

consists of the traditional scenes

from the nativity, and uses

will announce the beginning of the

shepherd scene follows in which the

Magi

fr c.~me d by Yuletide music under the

Connie Keyes, Joyce Raasch, Doris

songs include such old carols and

(14th century), Es ist ein Rosa

Entsprungen (16th century), and

the Gr~en and her court of

honor-Beryl Webb Pat t>chaper Janet Bee Pat Vogel Marylin Davidson Joan Hcmburg Winifred Watson Nancy Schmitt Connie Van Ert

The E:vening of December 7 will

will be u double quartette who wi}l sing a group of European

caro~s including airs from Ger-many, France, Poland and Czech-oslovakia

In the second part, the orches-tra under the direction of Miss Howe will play an Allegretto and

Pastorale from the Christmas Con-certo by Carelli

Selections from Bach's Christ-mas Oratorio, sung by the Chorus

Gun-derson, soloists, Doris Meyer, Mary Lou Baldwin, and Connie

of the concert

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'In-formal in Greene Lounge on 8atur

Social Corruni ttee viill again go

music which will greet the couples

that of Ralph Friedman's orchestra which plays at many Marquette

re-main as a surprise until that

CHRISTMAS PLAY CONTINUED:

custom being recognized this year

hair for the Virgin Violin obl-ligatos played by Edyth Kluge

accom-pany the songs

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