Judson University - Lantern Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

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Tuesday, December 17, 1963, was the night of the first choir concert. This was a Christmas Musicale followed by the production of Amahl and the Night Visitorsf, by Monetti. The performance was given at the First Bap- tist Church in Elgin. The expression of our Christian faith in music is one of joyous and tri- umphant praise. The object of the concert was to convey some of this joy and meaning of Christmas in a man- ner which would be of honor to God. Under the able casting and musical direction of Professor Edward L. Thompson, this evening was a suc- cess.

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Judson College held its first Homecoming Din- ner on November 14, Enthusiastic new students, also alumni from the old Chicago campus, sat down to a delicious buffet supper, spread in the milti-purpose room in Volkman Hall. Senate President, Roderick Johnson, introduced Dean Boss, who greeted the guests. Board Chair- man, William Brady, gave the invocation. Nor- man Haupt led in group singing, assisted at the piano by Merletta Hunter. Hedley Nosworthy fa- vored with a solo. President Browne introduced his distinguished friend, Dr. Gorden Palmer of Los Angles, formerly president of Eastern Theological Seminary in Philadelphia, whose stirring message presented the urgency of our calling. The occasion was enhanced by the crowning of the Queen, Nancy Joy Gabosch, who was chosen by popular vote of the student body. Dr. Willis Reed pronounced the benediction. Chairman of Arrangements, Lorna Nosworthy, was most ably assisted by Judy Taft, Judy Bowlby, Diane Burman, Gary Henderson and Joe Roberts. H omecomzng

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