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

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Upper left: Cindy Westbrook, one of AC ' s top or- ganists, performed many times for the student body. Upper right: Mr. Jack Bilbo and Vaughn Shaw in Second Shepeards Play. Center right: Choir di- rector. Mr. Bridges teaches the basic technique of playing the recorder. Lower left: Cindy Broome stands with one of her excellent paintings that was exhibited in Watkins Teaching Center. Fine Arts 29

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Fine Arts enrich student ' s lives Numerous talents can be found in vari- ous forms at Anderson College. With the rise of interest in art, music, and drama, the Fine Arts Department strives to acknowledge and guide talents of all kinds. Drama productions, choral and in- strumental programs, art shows and ex- hibits are just a few of the reasons these have created zeal and interest to AC stu- dents. Division chairmans of the Fine Arts encourage each student to explore and expand their talent, which is probably the main reason for the Fine Arts rapid ex- pansion. Center: The Characters of Everyman left to right standing: Laurie King, Steve Brock, Roger Knight, F. M. Elliot, Angelia Self, Stan Cobb, Kathy True- land, Vaughn Shaw. Lower right: Susan Wooten talks about Arts in the Park as Dr. Samuel McCarter lectures. Lower left: Mr. Perry Carroll leads the students in a Christmas Chapel program. 28 Fine Arts.

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Come Alive The theme for Christian Emphasis Week in 1978-79 was Come Alive. Be- ginning Wednesday, October fourth and continuing through Friday, October sixth, a series of morning watches, chapel services, and dorm discussions consti- tuted a large part of Christian Emphasis Week. Participating during the week were Ragan Courtney, a writer of poems and plays, an actor and busy concert artist; Richard and Jane Ann Ward, a talented couple deeply involved in religious drama; Kay DeKalb, an actress and singer from Nashville, former Miss Bir- mingham and Miss Alabama Teenager; Sidney J. Hall, the Baptist minister at Clemson University deeply involved in photography as an art form. Although a week is set aside to em- phasize Christian beliefs and ideals, their messages will provide a lasting impres- sion in our minds and our ever growing understanding of Christianity. In the con- fusion of life, it is important to take time to reassure our footage. The guests dur- ing Christian Emphasis Week certainly achieved their purpose in sharing their lives with interested students at AC. Upper: Kay DeKalb performs her version of Al- falfa. Center: Jane Ann Ward did a monologue for one of the chapel services. Lower: Richard Ward performed a skit about Jonah in the whale. 30 Christian Emphasis Week