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Ray Welch, Chuck Kenworthy, Vonnie Clifford, Becky Speaks, Glen Porterfield, Carolyn Shoemaker. Beholding the birth of the Savior Diligent practice makes top performance. Handel’s “Messiah” was presented for the 26th consecutive year by the Marion Com¬ munity Chorus under the direction of Prof. Herman Baker in the College Church, De¬ cember 10. Soloists for the presentation were: so¬ prano, Mrs. Rebecca Speaks, Marion, In¬ diana; Miss LaVonne Clifford, Akron, Ohio; tenor, Mr. Charles Kenworthy, Fountain City, Indiana; baritone, Mr. Glenn Porterfield, Westfield, Indiana. Ac¬ companists were: Mr. Ray Welch, organ¬ ist from Marion, Indiana; pianist, Miss Carolyn Shoemaker, Bryant, Indiana. This impressive presentation of the mi¬ raculous birth of Christ provided guiding inspiration for the overflowing crowd. Truly, Christ was born not only in the man¬ ger but in the hearts of men.
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Around the World Let’s eat A soft, easy at¬ mosphere with the definite evergreen touch was provided in Tester Hall for the 1961 Christmas Banquet. Various art students “Decked the Halls” with stunning chalk drawings por¬ traying a Christmas setting. ‘ Christmas Around the World” was the theme chosen. It in¬ volved the presentation of a Christmas play depicting the Christmas customs of various countries. A deli- flBfcrii Hope you’re ready! 21
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Cupid capered but nobody cared FRIENDSHIP LANE V-e-r-y interesting “Love makes the world go round” and the CCC gave it a chance to spin. February 9 at the school Valentine Banquet in Teter Hall. The official theme of the banquet was “Friendship Lane” but it could also have car¬ ried a fitting title of “The Cupid Caper.” The coy little character was caught firing his little ar¬ rows in various directions in the romantic atmo¬ sphere and setting of the banquet. The valentine play illustrated the “how,” “whys” and “whens” of the journey along “Friendship Lane.” The magic of lasting love and friendship was portrayed from the splendor years of youth to the time one becomes “young at heart.” The banquet provided a well balanced diet of food, love, entertainment, and gaiety that caused us to grow mentally rather than reduce physi¬ cally. Happiness comes Happiness stays 1 id — m Mi] BB. , « 20(j a l ..jL IV A ' tty 11 a V| ’ t if f 23
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