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Left: Nan McCown, Margaret Byrd, Julia Byrd seem to be enjoying the night-club atmosphere. Top: Marcus Bishop provides entertainment for the coffeehouse. Bottom: Cindy Wright and Dennis Matthews are engrossed in the entertain- ment at the coffeehouse. Coffeehouse provides variety of entertainment for student Just getting together to drink coffee and to eat donuts may seem somewhat trivial to some. Yet, the AC coffeehouse adds a bit of entertainment to the deal. Several coffeehouses were held this year on week-ends for the AC student. The social atmosphere was uplifted by the talents of Marcus Bishop, a former AC student, as he performed for the first coffeehouse of the year. Students often join in the singing and musical rendition of the entertainer for the affair. 26 Coffeehouse
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Top left: Dr. Cordell Maddox, president, presents the opening address to the students at the first chapel. Top right: Mrs. Chris Sizemore, the origi- nal Three Faces of Eve, discusses her cases of multi- ple personality before the student body. Middle left: The musical group Jerico performs in chapel. Middle right: Mr. Archie Ellis renders a dramatic monologue for the first chapel. Left: Mr. Orville Reid, a retired missionary, informs his au- dience of his superhuman abilities. Chapel ' 25
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Visiting candidates seek student votes The year of 1976 was a political year. Across the nation, and even on the AC campus, campaign buttons, bumper- stickers, and a paraphernalia of political posters and pamphlets set the lifestyle for everyone. Jack Carter, son of Jimmy Carter, made an appearance on campus. He spoke briefly to a large crowd of en- thusiastic students. Classes came in second to Carter ' s campaign speech in support of his father. Some classes were dismissed to hear Carter and acquaint themselves with political issues and de- bates. President Ford also made a recent visit to Anderson. When the election season passed, Car- ter carried South Carolina and was victorious in the race for the United States Presidency. Top: Jack Carter, son of Jimmy Carter, views the campus of Anderson College before addressing students. Right: Gerald Ford greets Andersonians with upraised arms. Bottom: A large crowd of AC students listens attentively to Jack Carter. CARTER MONDALE
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