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Ready for the service, the Chapel, fully decorated, and the congregation await the beginning of The Festival of Lessons and Carols. A long stretch to catch a piece of rope, sophomore Stacy Briner tries to tie down her end of the garland. Sounding like a chorus of angels, the Con- cert Corale members add to the festivities of the evening. Traditions 27
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Braving the heights senior David Hui climbs high to bring hang the greens as sophomore Meg Tankersley and freshman ' Andy Peterson help. hristmas Celebration and Bishop William Boyd Groves. The Concert Chorale members led the singing during the evening. I was so glad that I went. It made me take time out of a hectic schedule to think about the true meaning of Christmas, said freshman Jan McCauley. There was an extra special sur- prise waiting for those who attended. They were witness to the filming of the event for statewide showing. During the Christmas holidays, it was shown on various stations at Wesleyan ' s Christmas present to the state. After the service, the congrega- tion filed outside to watch the lighting of the Christmas tree. With candles tie, everyone sang Silent Might, bringing the Christmas celebration to a close. A reception was held in the SCOW, to let everyone continue celebrating. Refreshments were served as people chatted around the large Christmas tree in the center of the Social Hall. Others gathered around a roaring fire and sang Christmas carols. Music, warmth and laughter filled tired academic minds. The spirit of love was renewed in the mind hearts of students. The real meaning of Christmas was impressed upon those who attended. Waiting for the lighting of the Christmas tree, these members of the congregation sing Silent Might. 26 Traditions
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s pring Sing Remembers ' Those Oldies But Goodies The Special Activities Committee of Community Council chose Those Oldies But Goodies as the 1984 Spring Sing theme. The highlight of the eve- ning was the coronation of the Spring Sing Queen. Senior candidates for the ti- tle were Karen Bourner. Eileen Doughtery, Terri Elam, Sandra MacGregor, and Missy McCloskey. San dra MacGregor was crowned queen and was accompanied by junior attendant, Beth Giammario, sophomore attendant, Karen Martin, and freshmen attendant. Amy Carlough. Kim Hall, 1983 Spring Sing Queen, was also present to lend a hand in the ceremony. Following the ceremony, Sandra was serenaded by all the groups which were being judged for their performances. 28 Traditions
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