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THE NEWS ARGUS
FEBRUARY
Campus Fashions
Are Way Out
And Fanciful
The window pane stockings
are still popular with the girls on
campus. Miss Shirley Austin can
prove this is a true fact. She has
on a lovely navy blue mini Pea
Coat and a navy blue sailor type
mini dress, white leather gloves,
with navy blue window pane
stockings and matching navy
blue shoes trimmed with red
soles. This style is an example
of casual wear.
Miss Carolyn Elaine Brown
has on an eye-catching brown
and white double-breasted pant
suit, a while shell and brown
shoes. This outfit is an example
of sports wear.
Miss Melva Cannon is wearing
a green A-line mini coat with a
flare back, slash pockets, long
bell sleeves, and a mod side zip
per. To match her coat, she has
on green and white, black-toe
sling back shoes. Her outfit is
an example of church wear.
Miss Selma Daniels is wearing
an original Wanda Belli creation
from San Francisco.
The vest is low-necked and
double-b r e a s t e d. The floor
length lounging set is worn with
gold sling slippers. The green
and yellow flowered two-piece
culotte lounging set is an ex
ample of pre-bedtime fashion.
—Carolyn Elaine Brown
All Four Classes
Hold Meetings
And Ask for Dues
The Senior Class discussed
gi’adiiation and class gifts, and
chose invitations.
The Junior Class is planning
a talent show. Miss Lucille
Evans, president of the class,
urges each junior to pay his
class dues.
The next meeting of the Junior
Class will be held on January
31, at 7:30 p.m. in the Student
Lounge.
Business of Importance:
1. discussion of variety show
2. plans for entertainment show
3. selection of play
4. selection of characters for
play
5. refreshments will be served
The sophomore class is plan
ning the annual Freshmen and
Sophomore Prom. Any Sopho
more can pay his class dues in
the auditorium room of the
Alumni Building 8:00 a.m. t o
9:00 a.m. every day or 12:00 p.m.
to 1:00 p.m. Monday, Wednesday
and Friday. The deadline for
paying class dues is March 15,
1968.
The Freshmen class is like
wise discussing the Freshmen-
Sophomore Prom, A talent show
is being planned and each Fresh
man is urged to pay his class
dues.
Future Freshman Class meet
ings I’vill be held the firet Mon
day of each month in Fries
Auditorium at 5:30 p.m.
■—Janet Beckett
Students May Join
Religious Groups
Want to understand more
about your religious denomina
tion? Take an active part in re
ligious activities? Form a club.
Make it work. Learn your faith
and help others to understand
the power of God. If you are in
terested please contact Rev.
Henry Lewis, Jr. in the Alumni
Building or get in touch with
one of these ministers:
Methodist, the Rev. David
Riffe; Catholic, Father Maslein;
Episcopalian, the Rev. J. Viver-
ette; Lutheran, the Rev. David
Deramus; Presbyterian, the Rev.
J. D. Peterson, and Baptist, the
Rev. Benjamin Daniels.
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