Carthage College - Driftwood / Crimson Rambler Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

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Holiday Cheer The Christmas spirit was brought in this year , 1 with lots of snow, cold temperatures, and song. The - -' choirs and bands presented an emotionally stirring ' , perfurrnance in DeCemher. Traditional and i ' familiar songs such as Carol of the Bells were sung along with those not so popular as Thou Gracious and Most Holy Lord. Instrumental music also ad- ded to the spiritually uplifting ceremonies through woodwinds. brass. organs and piano. For a finale, hlights in Siebert Chapel were dimmed. Severai choir members came out from the risers and took lit candles out to the audience. Beginning with the lower levels, the lit candles were passed so that au- dience members could light theirs. After a majority of the audience had Sit their candles, a sing-along was started with songs such as Hark the Herald Angels Sing and Silent Night. A prayer for a safe, warm, and loving hoiiday season concluded the concert. II. L'lr EKY'WE A VERY . F'- Lha! '. u aims Floor holidav cheer. :

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During Labor Day weekend, we as Car- thage College students began a life together with friends and strangers around us. We have foilowed peopie. and also guided people. We have joined in common causes such as the battle of the bulge, per- forming for grades, and surviving injuries whether serious or not. WeWe studied together in study groups and aione in our room. We've also enjoyed good times such as keggars and Eoor activities. All in ail, Carthage has meshed a lot of us together in many ways. mostly as friends. But no matter what we do, how we do it. or why. we do it. everyone curls up in bed and sleeps e resting up for the upcoming day, week, month or even semester. Brad Kolstad sings out. 30 James Johnson leads the Open Forum. -. .ee Aerobics class. Denise Hofcr and Amy McLaughlin. . -- y - rm M W