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Children delighted by ghosts, goblins Goons, goblins, witches, and giant spiders invaded the AC gymnasium Halloween night to entertain scores of children in the Anderson community and their parents. Sponsored by Campus Ministries and the Circle K Club the annual Carni- val hosted one of the finest spook houses around, causing students to come out gasping. Booths with games such as bobbing for apples or popping balloons with darts were set up throughout the gym, offering candy and toys as prizes. The grand finale of the evening ' s events was the parade of all the chil- dren in their costumes. Instead of choosing one child as best-disguised, each child was declared the winner. Top: Sabrina Webb looks on as a Sunshine Friend has her fortune told. Left: The youngster joins in on the fun at the Halloween Carnival. Right: The Halloween Carnival this year was a rope-tying affair. 24 Halloween Carnival

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Political interest on campus is stim ulated by the election Nowhere was apathy toward the 1 974 elections more scarce than at AC. As interest in the campaigns mounted, a full-scale registration drive was launched by the Registration Board. Political newcomer Charles Pug Ravenel created much interest on campus and a Youth For Ravenel Club was formed before he was ruled ineligible to run for governor. As the gubernatorial raceneared, AC was the scene of a debate between Bryan Dorn and James B. Edwards. Many students aided at the polls the night of the election. Prior to the election, the AC Choir performed at the dedication of the local newspapers as many students waited to welcome President Gerald Ford to Anderson. Top: Marilyn Felkel, Terry Graham, Kathy Bry- son and Harry Johnson helped welcome Pug Ravenel to AC. Left: Stanley Roberson, Zibbie Moon and Karlton Hilton make sure they can vote by registering. Right: Cathy Thrift questions Dr. Edwards following the debate on campus prior to the election. 26 Political Candidates