Greensboro College - Echo Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Contestants Pac Man . A Deadly Couple . Clown (Jamie Fadel). and Ms. Pac Man (Eliza- beth Mackey) were well received by the audience. Tammy Toebes as the Wicked Witch casts a gleaming eye over the crowd.

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Trick Or Treat! G.C. Celebrates Halloween Ingenuity and imagination are necessary require- ments tor the costume contest, as shown by first and second place winners Pac Man (Robin Matte and Lisa Gibson) and A Deadly Couple (Daryl Wel- lington and Cheryl Wiegart). Creatures of all types abounded at the annual Halloween Celebra- tion Saturday, October 30. The fes- tivities were held in the cafeteria and included a special buffet din- ner, jack-o-lantern and costume contests, and a dance. The contests were held during the dinner hour with Dave Phillips as emcee and Wayne Stegall. Tony Tilley. and Gayle Coble as judges. The results of the jack-o-lantern contest were announced first. Rob- in Matte along with Daryl Whit- tington and Cheryl Wiegert took first place and a $25 prize with Pac Pumpkin . In second place, winner of a $15 prize was Elise Carey with Coach. George by Becky Jones won third place and a $10 prize. The costume contest fol- lowed, and each entry was escort- ed by the Master and Mistress of Ceremonies. Mr. and Mrs. Go- trockz (John Williamson and Sally Conner). There were many entries for the judges to choose from, but when the votes were tallied. Pac Man (Robin Matte and Lisa Gib- son) won first place and a $25 prize. Daryl Whittington and Cheryl Wiegert came in second as The Deadly Couple and won a $15 prize. In third place, winner of $10. was Santa 3 Co. (Amy Benton. Kathy Kirkpatrick. Sandy Lanier, and Carol Stone). A party -da nee. with Wild Bill Scarboro as deejay, held later that evening completed the activities. The entire celebration was a suc- cess — thanks to everyone who participated! Emcee Dave Phillips, assisted by Wayne Stegall. pre- pares to commence the jack-o-lantern and costume contests.

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Christmas Tradition For G.C Candlelight, Song, And Fellowship Front campus was aglow with the soft light of luminaries, dimmed by a mist of rain, as the Greensboro College community gathered in Finch Chapel Sunday. December 5. for the celebration of the Festival of Lessons and Carols. Brought from Cambridge. Fngland by Dr. James Hull, the service is in its sev- enteenth year, and has become a tradition for the college and the surrounding community. The service consists of seven les- sons, read by members of the G. C. community, followed by a hymn appropriate to the lesson. This year ' s readers were: Judy Jackson ( ' S3), editor of the yearbook; John Williamson( ' S3). president of SGA-. Dr. Kemper Callahan, professor of Biology: Mr. Fdward Coleman, pro- fessor of English: Dr. Barnes Tatum. professor of Religion: Mrs. Polly Bowman, secretary of Student Af- fairs: and Alvin. G.C. grounds- keeper. Music was provided by the con- cert choir, under the direction of Miss Anne Woodward, and accom- panied by Cara Jo Carico. Follow- ing the seven lessons and carols, the Christ Candle was passed to the congregation by Student Christian Fellowship President. Kim Taylor, as Lynn Brady sang O Holy Night . The service was then con- cluded with the singing of Silent Night by everyone outside around the fountain on front campus, ac- companied by Frank Howard and Lisa Smith on guitars. Although the weather dampened the evening, it could not dampen the spirit of the participants as they gathered to celebrate a very special season of the year. (Photographs taken by Wayne Jackson.) Kim Taylor. President of Student Christian Fellow ship, proceeds to pass the Christ Candlelight to the Greensboro College Community. Frank Howard and Lisa Smith led the the singing of Silent Night . Dr. Hull, who has led this service for I 7 years, addresses the congregation.