Herron School of Art Christmas Party 1970 Photo by Ed Lacey, Jr. 1170-0004-001
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He thought Christmas was for only one day...he's holly-jolly hopping MAD!!!
“Being real” is a lot harder than it used to be.
Youth at left: (Sigh.) Grownups and their holiday parties. Tsk.
The face you make when Santa shows up with unexpected energy!
I wonder if Santa has a valid IUPUI parking pass!
Kids are supposed to believe that is the "real" Santa in a shopping cart sleigh?
Dad?
I thought Rudolph was a reindeer?
When what to my wondering eyes did appear, but a cheap cart sleigh and boy watching in fear.
The face you make when you already dug in your car for fifteen minutes looking for your Aldi quarter just to get up there and this is the last cart
How many items does Santa count for, when going through checkout? Am I going to go over?
The reindeer ran off distracted by the plates of veggies that were set out for them...so who does Santa call? But the stage hands from Herron to help him get to the girls and boys at the children's hospital to bring them some holiday cheer and joy!
Reindeer on strike! Santa uses stagehands as strikebreakers to the chagrin of onlookers.
"Pops, ring the bell and say 'Ho, ho, ho!' Lady, stop giving him eggnog!"
This couldn't be the mall Santa we hired for this year...
Santa Claus is on a budget this year, kids, but don't worry, you'll still get all your toys....they'll just take 10-15 business days shipping through USPS.
Me: Mom, I want to see Santa Clause!
Mom: We have Santa Clause at home!
Santa Clause at home:
Jim knew there were advantages to a rear-engine layout, especially for traction and acceleration, but he couldn't help but pine for the classic elegance of eight tiny reindeer.
Hey, Santa? Kroger called and they're gonna need your "sleigh" back by six.
"Hold on Santa, we're making a run for it!"
The elves were called into service once it was discovered that Santa had a few too many egg nogs.