THE FACES OF WINTER Up With People and SA party spark week before Christmas Two noteworthy events highli ghted the week before Christmas. The first was the annual SAsponsored Christmas party. Students and fa culty combined to provide an uproarious evening of spoof and song. With an all-faculty cast, "The Fatal Quest" proved to be the high point of excitement as the characters all made the fatal "plunge:' "Up With People" en tertained two days later to the delight of a full house of Harding and Searcy people. With a suprising amount of co-ordination the troupe of nearly one hundred and fifty performers maneuvered on stage, singing all the while, in what could have been termed a two-hour experience in enthusiasm. Enthusiasm was not confined to the stage, however, as several Harding students enlisted in the troupe. MASTER of ceremonies, "Sonto Cox " presides over the party. Unlike previ ous S.A. Santos he does not need artificial stuffing. THICKENING rapidly, the plot of "The FOlol Quest reaches the denouement while the cast of ployers thins with equal speed. CLEVERLY disguised for Christmas, the bell tower slill stands as a monument to the nightly ten o 'clock curfew for our (o.eds. 65
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