Naiad 1975 - Lake-Sumter Community College

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66 SONGS, PRAYERS, AND GET-TOG ETHERS ICHTHUS meets to join in prayer, song, and discussion. This club is not solely to guide and lead students to a commitment to Jesus Christ but also to involve them in Christian social life and recreation. Row 1: (left to right) Lisa Coker, Suzanne Woodward, Kathy ]ones. Row 2: Laurel Merrick, Patricia Williams, Mary Knowles, Susan Moore. Row 3: Reggie Garner, Bill Dixon, Charlie McDaniel. Gary Robinson. Row 4: A. P. Bonner, Rev. Val Robinson, Fred Drew.
CHRISTMAS SONGS BRING GOOD CHEER First Row (left to right): Karen Jones, Mary Ann LaBud, Gary Robinson, Kim McKee, Clifford Vicks, Vicky Boyd, Rita Huard, Beth Oppy. Second Row: Karen Rainey, Kathy Hardy, Diane Harrison, Marc Micham, Jim Stacy, Jack Hanson, Robert Milligan, Caroline Meredith, Mary Knowles. Third Row: Alma Newkirk, Nancy Demott, Molly Horton, Joe Hurst, Lee Smith, Bill Jeffery, Carolyne Hendrick, Cheryl Crafton, Patricia Robinson at the piano, Ervin Gatlin conducting. KENNEDY SPEAKS TO INTERESTED VETS A speech by Ken Kennedy, veterans' coordinator at FTU, helped revitalize the Veteran's Club under the sponsorship of James Rennie. The club's function is to orient veterans into c'vilian and student life. This year the Vets awarded James Rennie and Dr. Dixie Allen honorary membership into the club. The L-SCC Chorus sang at various programs throughout the county this past year. The singers also presented their traditional Christmas Concert for students and faculty in the <strong>College</strong> Union. Kneeling (left to right): Edward Haste, Tom Payne, Margaret Bryan, James Payne, Sr. Second Row: David Brown, Vertis Hall, Jeff Brown, Kent Adkins, Larry DeLong, James Rennie (sponsor). Third Row: Willie Hull, Marshall Evans, Jack Lockwood, Paul Kenney, Harold Larimer. 67
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HAIKU This weeping willow God's way
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136 I'd like to get lost- into the
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142 THE WHITE SHELL I stood on the
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"Congratulations to the Graduates"
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