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88 Open house and HAK capture the yule spirit In the air there was a feeling of Christmas as the EC community began its yule-tide festivities. Singing, refreshments, blinking lights, wonderland staircases, and mistletoe were all a part of openhouse merriment on the eve of the sixth day. The following morning children from SCOPE Sunday Schools and Springfield Children's Home were brought to EC. Each child adopted by a dorm or club was taken shopping for clothes in the gayly decorated stores while other EC participants dodged them to buy gifts for the child to open at the HAK Help a Kidl Christmas Party that evening. EC dorms and clubs spent from $20 to $30 for each of the 45 children on HAK day. The basketball game was exciting for everyone. The children's loyal cheering kept the spirit up in spite of the defeat of the Crusaders. The HAK party, sponsored by Phi Mu Alpha, was the climax and finale of a beautiful weekend of giving, loving, and sharing. The spirit of Christmas that lit- tle children find in Santa Claus and big- ger children find in Christ was quaintly portrayed in the play of The Santa Trap. Of course Christmas is not com- plete without the joy of giving. . . Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus, Lynnettijorn- son and Randy Hoffman, were hosts to the little elves during their moment of ecstasy. Among the voices could be heard Look! It's just what I wanted! . . and to all , a good night!
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to close out the Cultural Events spon- sored in January. Andrea Crouch And the Disciples highlighted the spring semester when they appeared in concert during March. The Salt Lake Symphonic Choir ap- peared at Evangel in the Activities Building in April. The choir has present- ed over 600 concerts to civic music series, colleges, universities, and cultural organizations. The junior and sophomore classes combined to sponsor a concert by the lmperials in February. The junior class brought The Sound Generation, of John Brown University, to Evangel in the fall and Dallas Holm, soloist for David Wilkerson, for a spiritually refreshing spring concert. 87
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Extreme upper left: Frostie the Snowman makesan appearance at the HAK Christmas Party; above left: Karen Cervero's smile makes even the punch taste good; above: Christmas cheer shines on the faces of Ruth Bal- dwin, Linda Wynn, Ron McCown, Jeff Sutton, and Shara Birdwell; below, extreme left: Cindy Sacramon'e shares in a HAK girl's delight with a baby doll; left: New britches get scrutinized by Fred Pettit and an adopt- ed boy. 89
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