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C hristmas is a most special worked extra hard to make each night

time of the year. It is
more pleasant by serving treats nine

resplendent with the
o’clock. Everyone appreciated the much-

celebration of traditions needed “munchy” breaks.

such as family gatherings, Decorations were bountiful. Mrs. Reva

exchanging gifts, Munro had decorated the steps to

decorating homes and trees, and Cathcart Hall with garland and red bows

carolling. The student body has during the Thanksgiving break and

developed its own set of traditions down helped set the tone for holiday

through the years in keeping with the decorating. Nearly every door on both

holiday spirit. women’s dorms were covered with some

mm

Living on campus has never hindered form of holiday cheer. There was also a

the students’ ability to enjoy a wide tree in the Student Lounge and another

variety of holiday events. Carolling and samll one in Easter Library.

exchanging gifts are just a few of the The last Wednesday evening chapel

activities in which they participate. Each service on campus also has a few

year the women make their Christmas traditions. Someone reads the weather

visit to the men’s residence hall and go reports from different areas of the

carolling. A recipricol visit is made a few country and candy is passed out at the

evenings later by the men. end of the service. -Sue Lulsdorf

The last week of school is no picnic.

Tracey Smith and Keisha
The hours are filled with studying for Ricketts smile with the |

finals. The kitchen staff baked cookies knowledge that first semester |

and opened up the cafeteria after curfew is almost over. Only finals are I

left! They enjoyed the treats

on the last night before finals. They served in the dining hall after

curfew the evening before

finals. Tracey Smith said, “ It

was a great opportunity for

study-break! The snacks were
> :-x to a

an excellent cure for the

munchies!”

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After going through makeup
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and wardrobe, Bobby Rossiter

methodically applies base to

his hands as he prepares for

his role in the Christmas Fine

Arts program. Mr. Phil Dennis

and Beth Barnhart were able

to make up the other

characters more quickly by

having each actor apply the

makeup to his hands and

arms. The actors utilized this

time to “ get into character.”

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