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M V Dv The Christmas season was ushered in as the combined General Beadle and Madison Community Choirs sang Handel s MESSIAH. '--N-W--...r,,, Handel s esslah Ushers In the 1965 ,V ,Ji ffm pf , , ff ,l f we , .2 rl Soloists for the MESSIAH were: Kermit Kiner, tenor, Roger Pampefinf bass, Martha Gulick and Mrs. S. E. Simmons, alto, Mrs. Gene Hexom, SODYGDO. The orchestra was comprised of: lstandinggl Dr. RlCl1Gfd Ritscher, string bass, Dr. Peter Ford, PlGhISfj-MF. S..K. Lotspeich, director, lseatedl Mrs. Ray De VllbISS, first violin, Mrs. Karen Lipp, second violin, Mrs. Usher Abell, viola, Mrs. Julian Jensen, cello. 155 Christmas Season As the unofficial opening of the Christmas season in the Madison area, the combined choirs presented Hanclel's Messiah. Dr. Peter Ford and a string ensemble accompanied the choir. Five gifted singers shared the solo spotlight. The per- formance, under the direction of Mr. S. K. Lot- speich, received glowing comments ranging from excellent to the best ever.
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Zimmermann Hall Hosts Fine Thanksgiving Dinner Zimmermann Hall cafeteria was the scene for the annual Thanksgiving Dinner on November 212, 1965. Members of the faculty were guests at the meal. Appetizers were served in Zimmermann Hall lounge. The hungry students then filed past a table laden with ham, turkey, peas, corn, rnzisht-cl potatoes, sweet potatoes, Various salads, and :in nssortrnent of relishes. The meal was topped off with zi piece of pumpkin or mince nit-:it pie. Thi- cafeteria and tables were decorated in the 'l'li:iiiksgiviiig theme. Mr Ed Midgard displayed his talents as a meat Carver for the annual Thanksgiving Dinner. L Q b'3ii f'y ll .X .,q F ,,,, , ,' ,fa ,, 1 'y 5. ' JW A 3 W evo' - 0 Plate of delicious food. Waliing in line had its r d 154
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Page 160 text:
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Christmas Brings Holiday Spirit to the Campus Christmas, 1965, found the campus and buildings of General Beadle State College trimmed with Christmas and all its glitter. The annual Christmas Dinner Dance was held on Wednesday night, December 15, in the Memorial Gym- nasium. The F 8a M Catering Service furnished the din- ner and the Melotones provided the music. Lowry, Zimmermann and Higbie Halls each had room decorating contests which helped add to the Christmas spirit. Huge, light-trimmed Christmas trees adorned the lounges of the Trojan Center and Zimmermann and Lowry Halls. The evergreen tree beside Kennedy Hall was also bright and sparkling with lights. The beauty of Christmas, 1965, will be remembered for years to come. ATkLEFT: Mel. Schroder is assisted by a city maintenance Of er os he trams the large evergreen west of Kennedy Hall. 156
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