Intramurals
What's
on the girls sport scene this six weeks? What else but basketball!
The girls had a short organizational meeting
in the gym at which they elected four team captains from the girls present.
The elected captains are Lee Van Wormer, Roberta Peters, Pat Brown,
and Eleanor Swan. After the captains were elected, the remaining girls
went to the team captain of their choice. Each captain signed up approximately
10 girls.
The girls have played a few games but
due to the fact that one basket was broken it was necessary to have
two teams play on half a court and shoot for the same basket. It was
truly a different experience but proved to be lots of fun.
Fashion
Cues
There's
many a girl who will appreciate this comumn. I know that more than once
I've sat there saying, "Now what shall I wear"?
There
have been quite a number of teas lately and I think the smartest thing
to wear to a tea is either a tailored sheath dress or a suit. Heels
and gloves are a necessity, and a hat is optional. Add jewelry to your
own choosing.
For church choose a basic wool sheath
in your favorite winter color. This sheath can be dressed up or down
to your need. A hat is desirable, with heels and gloves. Keep it simple
and neat.
There's
always a problem when it comes to dates. If its a sporty casual date
wear either long pants or bermudas, with a matching blouse and sweater.
If you're headed for a dance or to an indoor movie for a more quiet
evening, wear a skirt and matching sweater, or your favorite school
dress. The same goes for a basketball game. For a football game, a big
bulky sweater and a skirt is appropriate.
That's
all gals. Hope this little column will help you out some time.
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CHRISTMAS
IN FLA.
Bells and bells
Christmas trees
Cold weather
But no freeze
Holly through,
And mistletoe
Sant Claus
But no snow
Florida
Land of winter sun
No snowballs
But lotsa fun
Dear
Santa
If
I could, dear Santa, I'd like to warn
You of what I don't want on Christmas morn!
For instance, handkerchiefs all flowered and gay large medium or small
Blue, yellow, and Orange,
I'd be so happy on Christmas Day
If I'd find NO handkerchiefs at all!
And
no belts, I'll say without further ado
For they are invariably marked size "32".
No bedroom slippers,
No bright colored socks,
Or things with locks.
For as soon as I grab it from under the tree
I begin the endless job of finding the key.
My
wants are simple, so here is my plea,
Just leave some small token under the tree.
A simple pearl or diamond pin
And perfume like "Chanel" or even "My Sin".
There's cashmere too -- and let me think --
You could always leave the basic mink.
So
dear Santa, I hope you'll recall.
These few things, and that is all!
Yours faithfully,
Susan Chace
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Winter
Wonders
By
Ann Spaulding
A
snow flake drops from sky to limb
Only to melt in a sparkling form.
Of water, which in its turn
Changes to icicles that are born
To glow with magic - like a gem
Each branch and limb is bare and leafless,
Only the icicles make its gown,
Hanging with magnitude and grace
While every twig is laiden down
With snow to make it lifeless.
How shrill and chilling wind will blow,
To
still and to frost the earth and trees
To
kill the joy of coming spring
When
March will repeat its yearly tease
Of
wind and rain to make a foe.
Who
Me?
By Dodi
Simmerson
Mr.
Henry Smith, one of our American History teachers, admits that he has
actually forgotten how. He used to be a jazz drummer and still enjoys
playing but doesn't intend becoming a professional. Maybe we can get him
to play at some of our school dances, huh? As for a favorite expression
and joke, he feels that the students would know more about that. Mr. Smith
likes lobster cooked most any way. He likes tan socks and white shirts,
but he doesn't like shaving lotion. Ugh!
Our
American History teacher, with his family, plans to spend the Christmas
holidays on his inlaws' farm in the northern part of Florida. He remembers
spending a very enjoyable Christmas in Washington, D.C. but doesn't recall
why. (???)
Mr.
Smith was born in Newton, Massachusetts and attended Haverford College.
The
Wi-Pa-Hi-Sc salutes you, Mr. Smith and wishes you (and the rest of the
faculty) a very MERRY CHRISTMAS!!
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