Judson University - Lantern Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

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hica 0 ind Makes th ' was-,wmwniasfsfw Coldest Day Even Colder Elaine McCornnel1 Cleftj falls in the snow, like a youngster to make a snow angle. Someone is pretending to be an ostrich, by sticking their head in the snow hoping everything will go away Cbelowb. Melissa Allen Cbottoml seemingly does not like all the snow either. -u0 'K V law,-,W r ' was-R A if mm . W l 3

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The winter came as usuall to Judson this year bringing its cold, snow and the annual blizzard. They say we are heading back into the ice-age and Judson kept up with the rest of North America and their weather taking two days off because of snow storms. Snow ball fights, sledding, snow football, ice skating and snow sculpturing were present as usual. There were some added attractions this year: people jumping from the first floor bal- cony of Volkman Hall into deep snow drifts and ski jumping at the Winter Carnival. All in all Winter turned out to be rather fun amusing and cold. Although everyone still look- ed forward to the comming of Spring Winter had its warm spots. Sandra Daniels Crightl leaps for joy when she hears of lowj started to fly but Judsonites did not let it stop them from moving on 9 the good news, classes are cancelled. The snow Che- 7 ' A

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Itvs a Season ith a Reason To Be Joll The spirit of Christmas came as a result of many different activities. Whether or not every one get Home in time to help decorate the Family tree, there was an opportunity for everyone to help around campus. Decor- ating the Eyrie and the dorms brought many joilanting, fun filled moments Contests between classes and dorm floors became part of the excitment to see who could decorate creativly. 'Secret Santas made their entry into the dorms leaving suprises for all. The Student Senate gave a Christmas Open House for everyone to see their new office, there they gave gifts of Judson folders. The feeling of Christmas was brought on through other activities also, such as the study break Sunshine and Snowflakes. Many wished to shop at home, but the dates of Christmas Break made it difficult. So, many Jud- sonites took to the nearby Malls to buy their Christmas gifts before they left for home. Doug Shipman ttopj did some of his Christmas shopping in the Book Store. Karen Stilles and Kathy Leatherman trightl enjoy the Eyrie and its decorations. Chris French tbelowj serves Karen Worthington some treats at the Senate Open House. tCenter topl We saw Shannon Ost kissing Santa Claus by the Christmas tree. fTop right cornerJ The Lyons are caught kissing under the Mistletoe. Jan Paul and Sally Ackeman tcenter bottomj feed a manger cow some Christmas punch.