0 0) :::> •----, Row 1: ]. Fisher, M. Orozco. B. McMullen. A MoS> Row 2: J. Jomes.l Kee. C Schultz. A lone~ R Miller, K Deibokhsh, R Min. A Bryant T Knight S. Antczo~ C Searcy, M. Piccino. E. Powell. Row 3: B. Houtchen\ T McPherson. A Lester, B. Riley, G. Smith, D. Duffield. M. Evans. L Treat. B. Bloke. K Gray, A Kellert. Row 4: H. jackson. B. johnson, S. Kerr, C Smith. M. Pointer, M Murray, l jones. A Crowe. M. Rowlert. A Hernandez. Row 5: E. Erwin. A Dickson, C Brown. G. Cielo. L Binford. K Swayne. L Tankersley, A Herren. B. Viello. C Grymes.l Shamblin. Row 6: D Miller, L Ki llebrew, A Graham. RThornish. K Lammons. S. Passafiume. L Hedemon, S. Bobcoc~ L HilL D Dority Row 7: S. Miller. L Rohm, A Cupp A Dean, ]. SumralL M. Lester, M. Davis. K Coble, E. Keese, K Wagner, L Mandich. Row 8: L Armstrong, H. BealLK Blickenstaff, L Copeland. R Chandler, l Dovi~ M. Daniel, R Archer, S. Clem, A Pentecost, L Graham, H. Denton, M. jones, A johnson, ]. HarwelL E. Keatley, A Davis. l Creamer, P. Wosilewsky, L Wilson. Row 9: A Carroll, E. Mcinnis, l Pillow, E. Pryor, K Schultz. G. Rowden, L Tesh, K Keese, M. Mclllroy, R Tchen, M. Roley Spreading Christmas ~heer I was sitting on my bed in Kendall watching TV when singing suddenly filled my ears. I looked out my window and down below were members of Chi Sigma Alpha serenading the girls' dorms with Christmas songs. So what was this tradition all about? Supporting_ . The1r Sisters Every Thursday morning, beginning atsa.m., several g;rls from Ju Go Ju gathered together at Midnight Oil coffee shop to participate in what they called "Thursday Morning Devo." "We usually have a pretty good turnout," sophomore Katelyn Lammons said. "We order coffee and bagels and gather around the table together." Led by senior devo director Sarah Antczak, the devotional was a time for the girls to pray together and open up about their lives. "It's a really special time that I love to have with the girls in my club, even if it's a small group, because we can be open and honest with one another," Lammons said. Lammons frequently attended the devotional along with anywhere from 10 to 20 of her Ju Go Ju sisters. The devotional was not only a time of fellowship, but also a time of growmg their faith. All the girls felt so uplifted by the devotional, including senior Adrienne Bryant "It is so encouraging," Bryant said. "It is so early and hard to get up some times, but it is such a good way to start your morning off." Caitlin Coldwell Sophomore MalIori jones recites her induction name for a group of students in the student center on Oct 25. The cutie pies, who gained 31 more members this year, celebrated their 85th anniversary in 2010. Abby Kellett V> -· (Q 3 0 0 "Every year, Chi Sigma Alpha has the unique opportunity of going Christmas caroling at the girls' dorms," junior Daniel Schliffka said. "For this rare and special occasion, Harding allows our club to serenade outside the windows and in the courtyards, singing tidings of the most wonderful time of the year." Even the song selection was a tradition. Row 1: M. Brooks, A Keith, R Ronchino, ]. Wagner, K Przeczewski. ]. McClung. D. Clor~ A Kellett. ""7""\ Row 2: E.johnson, l Rush, M. Canterbury, G. Vandegrift, G. Nuckols, l Moron, A Keele. Row 3: S. CarrolL V C Alumbaugh, l Ketelsen,]. Stanley, P. Adeoye,]. johnson, l Stafford Row 4: T Eatherton, C Pearson, K ~ "We start by shaking our keys to 'Jingle Bells' through to a rendition of the '12 Days of Christmas,' complete with motions for each day," Schliffka said. Junior Michael Starks also saw the uniqueness ofthis holiday tradition . "Seeing that we are the only club that does this makes it more special," Starks said. "It really is something the girls enjoy and look forward to." So ladies, where were you when the clock stroke twelve the night the Chi Sigs went caroling? Hopefully you were in your dorm room, patiently awaiting the jingling of the car keys and the spreading of Christmas cheer. Caitlin Coldwell The Chi Sigma Alpha induction class stops for o moment to soy o prayer before their nightly activity on Oct 26. One of Chi Sigs cheers for roll coli was the theme song from the popular television show "The Office" Abby Kellett 2 52 social clubs Ramsey, D. Geric~ l Andrew\ B. Muncy, l Fauss, E. Grubbs Row 5: FHoley, l Evon~ G. Lewis. N Clemmons, --' T Wolfe, E. Bassham, T Mills Row 6: D. Schliffko, C Celsor, B. Craven~ RHeymann, l Houston, P.Hedden, o D. Lance, E. Robson. Row 7: 1''1.-,)torks, 1. Nuckols, N. Allison, S. Holey, J. Futrell, B. Anderson. Row 8: D Mosher, P. RuhL B. Arthur, M. Moore, B. Watson, B. Yaeger, B. Carver, E. Beaver Row 9: D Smith, B. Wheeler, B. DeMario, B. Swofford. S.~ondler,]. Maxwell.
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