Judson University - Lantern Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

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1-A. -are 'W-f-W The 1975-6 Pom-Pon squad started with one L returnee, eight rookies, and a new advisor, they ended with an entire halftime show and a standing ovation from the crowd. December 10, the girls took to the floor and did Jingle Bell Rock while unfurling a crepe paper Christmas tree on the floor to the pleasant surprise of all present. Valentine's Day brought Love Will Keep Us Together . Covering the entire length of the gym, the nine were constantly on the move, dissolving one letter to form another at to spell LOVE, V . -' FRONT: Record engineer Terri Tower, Advisor Dale Hennix, ROW 1: Tena Graf, f' Co-captain Linda Webber, Leslie Montgomery, Jimmy Schaefer, Lisa Snow, Dena Good, Kathie France, Co-captain Carla Jo Grogan, Sue Aspinall. NEW ROUTINES FOR NEW SPIRIT ,

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I Ex I NU T, Judson's LETTERIVIAN CLUB was again led by the Cross Country team. They sold concessions at bas- ketball games, finished the conference banners for the gym, and helped sponsor the sports banquet speaker. Also, they provided the new name for the track I record board and donated funds to the Cross Country retreat! 1 They've been an active club and certainly are one that Judson students can be proud of. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Wolfe, Stan Brown, Secretary Tim Eternick, Mark Diehl, Vice- President Jim Fay, PresidentlTreasurer Duane Young. ANOTHER SIDE OF IITHLETES FRONT: Jack Dobbins, Jeff Sexton, ROW 1: Coach Sziksai, Kelly Wallace, Dave Menotti, Bill Schultz, BACK: Mr. Steve Cassells, Tom Randall, Steve Sherbondy. FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES' purpose is: To confront athletes and coaches, and through them the youth of the nation, with the challenge and adventure of following Christ, then serving Himthrough the church and their vocations. This they've begun to accom- plish through their many activi- ties this year. We're supporting you guys!