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Christmas At Salem College Is Full Of Traditions Christmas is one of Salem ' s most important traditions. We look forward to Christmas because of the beauty of Old Salem and the closeness we feel during this lovely time of the year. We all remember those events which are so beautiful and so much a part of Salem. There is the Senior Candle Trimming, the Choral Concert and Candlelight Service, the Moravian Candle Tea, Christmas dinner, and the Tree Lighting. The Christmas dinner was a nice occasion in which students and faculty dined together in peace and harmony on turkey, potatoes, and homemade rolls. It was a time for reflection on the past months, and to have a relaxing meal before exams began. The Candlelight Service was as beautiful as ever. Each year the sight of all the candles raised is lovely enough to bring tears to many eyes. The Salem Chorale and Chamber Choir performed a beautiful concert, followed by a Christmas message from Dr. Clark Thompson. The whole group sang a collection of Christmas carols, and completed the very mov- ing occassion. Opposite page: Top: Archways sing on the way to tree lighting. Middle left: The Refectory ' s love- ly Christmas tree. Right: Amy Wilson enjoys her dinner. Bottom left: Seniors decorated the path- ways with lumieres. Right: Dr. Zehr and her baby enjoy the fes- tivities. This page: Top: Friends Letitia Copeland and Kathleen Braff pose for a special Christ- mas picture. Middle left: Mortar Board decorated a tree for Clewell Patio. Right: Decorations in the refectory. Bottom left: Hei- di Fletcher exudes Christmas spirit. Right: Harp players make lovely music at Christmas Con- cert. STUDENT LIFE 25
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. -r . }.,,.. , ■ On January 22, 1987 students who remained on campus for Jan. Term awakened to a winter wonderland. In the days that followed Salem and the surrounding areas experienced 15 inches of snow. Much of the college staff were unable to get to work, so in the usual Salem helping tradition the RHDs set to work all over campus. It was a welcome reprieve from classes and internships for many students, but after a few days most were ready to see the snow melt. A good many of. the snow mountains lasted well into February. Kr$a WE INTERRUPT THIS JAN TERM 9 mr
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