Anderson College - Columns / Sororian Yearbook (Anderson, SC)

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Top left: Terry Lowe, SGA president, leads the student body in Christmas carols during chapel. Top right: Ed Kilbourne performed a chapel service in story and song for AC. Bottom: Alan Pace pre- sents the musical entertainment for a chapel serv- ice. Chapel 25

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Daricti? improves chapel A very highly co-ordinated system of programs aimed at touching various as- pects of student life composed the format for chapel at AC this year. Speaking on a variety of subjects, out- side speakers offered insight into the Christian student ' s place in society. Periodically, faculty members spoke on the subject If this were my last lecture, each sharing their own ideas in unique ways. The music department often added an extra flair to the program by presenting some form of musical expression. Honors recognition and the presentation of the yearbook highlights the chapel programs. Top: A variety of speakers and subjects add inter- est to chapel programs. Bottom: AC students at- tentively listen to chapel speakers each week. 24 Chapel

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Talents displayed in Coffeehouse Informal gatherings with students pro- viding entertainment is the purpose of cof- feehouses held during the year. Talent variety is displayed in many ways. Singing, piano and guitar playing are the most common talents presented. However, ventriloquism and slide presen- tations add interest much to the student ' s delight. Students work in unity with one another to please their audiences. Not only do students perform but they also gain prac- tical experience while working on the technical aspects. Top: Mark Barrett and Terry Tritt entertain with dueling banjos. Center: Displaying emotions as he sings, Bob Findley appeals to his audience. Lower left: Pam Bryant and Freddy carry on a conversation during one of the coffeehouses throughout the year. Right: Karen Smith sings popular music while accompanying herself on the piano. Coffeehouses provide students a chance to be entertained while staying on a budget.