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Christmas Trees at Lindsey Wilson - Lilly Hall


2012-12-03 - 101 Lilly Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC.
Decorating at Henry & Mary Ellen Lilly Hall:
Lindsey Wilson College student Keaira Harris of Danville, Ky., turned a hand-me-down Christmas tree into a centerpiece of her room in Henry & Mary Ellen Lilly Hall. The tree was given to her room from a roommate's grandmother, who had the tree in her nursing home room. This is photo three: Every day from Dec. 1-25, Lindsey Wilson College will feature a Christmas tree from campus offices, student residence halls and public buildings - DUANE BONIFER.


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Coach Debbie McGuinness was on 2004 National title team


2012-12-03 - Cralle Student Union Building, 420 Helen Flatt Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC. Lindsey Wilson College assistant women's soccer coach Debbie McGuinness speaks to Blue Raider fans during Sunday afternoon's celebration in the Cralle Student Union Building. McGuinness was a member of LWC's first NAIA national champion team in 2004, and she received that tournament's Most Valuablee Player award.

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Mia Persson speaks to soccer championship homecoming


2012-12-03 - Cralle Student Union Building, 420 Helen Flatt Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC photo.
Lindsey Wilson College's Mia Persson of Sjobo, Sweden, second from right, speaks to Blue Raider fans during Sunday afternoon's celebration in the Cralle Student Union Building. Persson, who had five goals and five assists in the five-game tournament, was named the 2012 NAIA championship's Most Valuable Player and was also the Champions of Character Select Sport America-NAIA Scholarship Recipient. Persson was one of the team's three captains. At right is LWC coach Drew Burwash. - Duane Bonifer, Lindsey Wilson College.


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Malin Sjoback leads national champ Blue Raiders into


2012-12-03 - Cralle Student Union Building, 420 Helen Flatt Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC photo. Lindsey Wilson College’s Malin Sjoback of Malmo, Sweden, leads the 2012 Blue Raider national champs Sunday afternoon in the Cralle Student Union Building. The Blue Raiders won the program’s third NAIA national title Saturday night, December 1, 2012 in Orange Beach, Ala.

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Royalty: Mylee Bell and Jameson Staten


2012-12-03 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. Two crowd favorites Little Mr. and Miss Adair County Fair, Mylee Bell and Jamason Staten.

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Second Place Adair Co. Float winner: The 4-H Spurs


2012-12-03 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Tony Rose.
The 4-H Spurs
won the second place prize in the Adair County Floats Division for the 2012 Christmas in Columbia Parade. From left, front: Tanner Stonecypher, Jacob Cato, Michaela Stonecypher, Maison Karnes, Olivia York, Allison Burton, Sadie Mast, Edna Mast; Back row Layla Powell, Rhinna VanVlymen, Cassie Rowlett, Makayla Janes, Sarah Mast, Sarah Darnell, and Kacie Karnes. - Tony Rose


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Band is always highlight of Christmas in Columbia


2012-12-03 - Downown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. They are always the highlight of Chrismas in Columbia parades and this year was no different. ACHS Band Director Tom Case, far right waves the crowd. The Christmas in Columbia band is made up of 1) Any Adair County Band Alum who wants to take part, 2) Adair County Band Members, and 3) Lindsey Wilson Marching Band Members. It's a fun, reunion thing - but they make great music together. When they reformed after descending Jamestown Hill, there were chill bumps there was a quiet except for "Joy to the World," played as if written specifically for the ensemble. Holding the sign are Preston Coomer and Harrison Rich. Haylee Knifley, ACHS Field Commander, is next. The brass on the front row, from left are Logan Barnes, ACHS alum and LWC; Cameron Barnett alum and LWC; Jack Hobbes, alum; Cody Herbst, senior ACHS; Dylan Claiborne, alum and LWC; Thomas Murrell, senior ACHS; and, far right, not yet identified LWC band member. LWC Band Director Band Director is out of frame, left, in this picture. - Linda Waggener

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