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Page 77 text:
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Light. Light. The visible reminder of Invisible Light. O Light Invisible, we praise Thee! O Light Invisible, we worship Thee! O Light Invisible, we glorify Thee! - adapted from T. S. Eliot Page 70 - Above left: Mr. Marquardt presents awards of 525.00 to Miss Stewart and Miss Borgard for the most outstanding faculty and staff members. Above right: Mrs. Okulski reads Meditation One by Edward Taylor. Below: The combined choral groups and wind ensemble directed by Mr. Lunde closed the program with an arrangement by Robert Bennett, Many Moods of Christmas. Page 71 - Above: Santa reaches into his bag to the delight of the children and pulls out gifts donated by the Commuter Council. Center left: Roger Peterson, a 1973 graduate of PCB, performs monologues about an Irish policeman and an old Victrola. Center right: After the program, Leslie Vaillancourt and Mary Beth Timmins wait for visitors during an all-dorm open house. Below: As a treat for the children, Miss Greenawalt tells the story, Out of the Ivory Palaces, using puppets. Christmas Program 71
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Rejoice in the Light As the college Chorale sang Silent Night in the darkness of the crowded chapel, Mr. Sheetz and his young daughter, Amy, walked quietly from the balcony to light the advent candles on stage. The lighting effects ot the Christmas program made the audience smile and then draw their breath as the beautifully decorated chapel came into sight. The program was corporately planned by the music and humanities departments. The participants in the program led the audience to celebrate the Light come into the world. , A . . i 1 4 l T l 1 x' gl Christmas Program
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It 'S Rough Being a Married Student Married students carried extra responsibilities with each role they assumed: husband, wife, parent, provider, andfor church leader. An understanding family was a needed asset during the semester. IVlost likely, married students with children found it more difficult to balance their schedule and set priorities. As one married student said, lVly little son just doesn't comprehend why Daddy has to study. But every situation was unique, and God worked to build His desired characteristics into each married student. 72 Married Students
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