With Christmas coming real soon, there are bound to be many, many parties celebrating the holidays. Oft times it is difficult to think of original ideas for parties. That is the purpose of this article -- to give you hosts and hostesses a few ideas for Christmas parties.
      One of the most popular types of parties anytime is an open-house and Christmas is an opportune time to stage one.
      A tree-trimming party is another idea to consider when planning a party. This type of party can be humorous and a lot of fun, especially with a group of congenial friends.
      A taffy pull is fun to have, especially around the holiday season. A large batch of taffy is made, and the couples, to stretch it, grease their hands with butter and pull their taffy to the desired

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      This year the members of the Wi-Pa-Hi-Sc staff would like to take the opportunity of the Christmas season to give to members of the faculty and to members of the student body gifts which we hope can and will be of some use in the coming year.
      To the following members of the faculty we give these:
To Coach Orr, a box of instant football players (for next year)
To Mr. MacHardy, 1,000 "vote for Nixon" buttons (for '64)
To Mrs. Servoss, a new hand (the old one must be mighty tired from writing all those excuses)
To Miss McGill, a couple of boys (to liven up her P.E. classes)
To Mr. Wilson, parking meters for his orange grove (he'll make a mint)
To Mr. Gordon, a ski cape (to keep his head warm)
To Mr. Fitz, a certificate for being the "Most Outstanding Auctioneer"
To Mrs. Hill, an eight day week.
      To members of the student body we give:
To Lynn Furr, a one way ticket to Las Vegas
To Pat Clark, one recording of "You Talk Too Much"
To Sandy Cash, we can't give her anything (she has everything)
To Barbara McCartney, dog lease for Julius (not that she needs it)

length. Then, the taffy is cut and placed in the refrigerator until hardened.      
      Another appropriate get-together during the holidays is to go caroling. The teenagers either walk from house to house singing, or they go in a large truck. Either way is very effective and gets everyone more into the Christmas spirit.
      For the girls, a "wrapping presents" get together is a lot of fun, and with everyone helping each other, many ingenious gift wraps are created.
      Another possibility for a "hen" party is to invite a group of friends over, bringing with them old toys for mending and repainting. The mended toys are then given to orphanages or to children of needy families. By so doing this, the girls are having fun and helping to give some children a happy Christmas.

To Stu Smith, owner of the Blue Lace Slip (hope that Carole isn't the jealous type)
To Charlie Matthews, a pair of Extra Large ear muffs
To Ann Spaulding, a space ship to the Sun-Herald
To Rick Deter, one pack of Admittance Slips, signed (to help keep you "in" during the new year)
To Suzy Cushing, a reminder not to park on campus!!
To John Delgado, about six inches and at least 100 pounds.
To Ann Jenkins and Marty Wellinger, a couple of inches
To Mike Kelly, with those legs (what else could he ask for???)
To John Prevatt, a girl as cute as he is.
To Nancy Collins, a pass for a guided tour of the USS Shangri-La (that's where Steve is)
To Bill Conners, a dozen "A's" to insure a passing grade in Mr. Johnson's class.
To Ned Whitner, a football season that lasts all year
To Janet Squillante, Net Whitner in a wrapped package
To Ricky Chace, a $10 retainer for braces.
To Ricky Andrews and Lynn Kelly, a book of 1,000 corny jokes
To Diane Davich, Mr. Weissenburger's intern
To Charlie Lovern, a pencil that won't fall off his ear
To Judy Schmidt, a years supply of lunch money
To the Sophomore Cabinet a copy of Robert's Rules of Order