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

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The Pageant Wagon Players The Pageant Wagon Players are the the- atre group at Anderson College. The Pageant Wagon Players provide cul- ture and theatrical excitement to the stu- dents and the community. Theatre students learned by doing. Experience was the best teacher! Under the direction of Jack Bilbo, the or- ganization consisted of Rodger Knight president; Vaughan Shaw, vice president Cindy Ferguson, house manager; Sharon Rice, assistant director; Margaret Crump art director; Tommy Jackson, Scene design and technical director; Susan Mills, Choero- grapher; Debra Bailey, make-up; Kim Cham- pion, costumes and Benny Jackson, music who worked hard behind the scenes. 1st Row: Randy Hadaway. Clay Outzs and F.M Elliott star in Dracula. 2nd Row. Dracula ' s next victim 2 — Rodger Knight and Kim Champion. 3rd Row The cast — 2st Row: Vaughan Shaw, John Outzs. Kim Champi- on. David McElhannon and John Willis. 2nd Row Randy Hadaway, Rodger Knight, Scott McCollum and F M Elliot.

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Talent And Dedication One ward characterizes the Fine Arts Divi- sion of Anderson College — dedicated! For these numerous talented students there ' s never an inactive moment. Each student is eager to learn and ex- pound his ability in presenting dramas, art shows, choral and instrumental programs. A college with as much talent as Ander- son must have a great number of devoted teachers striving to guide each student in bettering his talent and himself. n ! -MA » 1st Row: Many of our students participate in the sym- phony composed of community musicians also. 2nd Row: Melanie Kennedy displays her skills in creative painting. 2 — The brass section at practice. 3rd Row: Hard concentration is shown in this artist ' s form. 28 ■ I ,.:;

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Christian Emphasis Week Jesus: Delightful and Disturbing was the theme for Christian Emphasis Week. Guest speakers for the week were Jon Appleton, minister of the First Baptist Church in Athens, Georgia and Cynthia Clawson from Nash- ville, Tennessee. Activities during the week included morn- ing and evening worship services, special discussion groups, dorm visitation, prayer meetings and breakfasts, Jon and Cynthia also led Celebration on Wednesday and Thursday night. It was an exciting week with many spiritual outlooks broadened. 1st Row: Sherrie Hawkins and Cathy Young take part in a special performance by Campus Ministries. 2nd Row: Jon Appleton leads in a silent prayer 2 — Cynthia Clawson sings one of her songs during chapel.