Los Angeles Baptist High School - Scroll Yearbook (North Hills, CA)

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beauHful The band and choir have grown sig- nificantly here on campus in both their size and regular contributions to campus activities. The Band consisted of twenty-three members who were mostly freshmen and sophomores. This high ratio of lower classmen encourages Mr. Rodgers as he looks forward to several experienced band members returning in the future years. noise The band this year has added cam- pus support by playing at the football and basketball games and in addition they have enhanced many campus activities and assemblies, notably — the Thanksgiving and Christmas chapels, the Fine Arts ' Spring Festival, and also In the musical, The Apos- tle. ' ' Throughout the year the band and Mr. Rodgers expressed their desire to glorify God through the dis- play of their fine talents. 1. Come blow your horn! 2. . . . Let ' s see, was that a B flat or A sharp? 3. Look our Ringo Star, here I come! 4. Don ' t lose your lip on me! 5. Lowell, come up for air! Band: Top Row: D. Settles, R. Salibury, G. Baker, D. Rozar. Middle Row: Mr. Rodgers, D. Staples, J, Thomas, D. Martinson, J. Blanton, L. Houghton, J. Achilles. Bottom Row: J. Cunning- ham, S. Burns, W. Pauls, B. Simmonds, J. ' Wern, J. Pike, L. Blanton. BAND 43 - ■: ,

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sound of music As Mr. Rodgers returned to direct the choir for the second year at L.A.B., he brought back with him some new ideas and changes. Hopefully these new goals would enable him to pro- vide the enlarged choir, consisting of mostly freshmen and sophomores with a greater repertoire. Some of their most memorable per- formances were; the Thanksgiving and Christmas chapels, the Fine Arts ' Spring Festival, and the favorite, the musical, The Apostle. The goal that the Music Department set as their first priority, was to share the Lord and His teachings througfh a musical media. This proved to be a rewarding and worthwhile achievement by one of our most successful music groups at L.A.B. 3i ' r ; firiac:. -ijiea r- ' Choir: Top Row: D. Duncan, J. Botts, J. Biggar, S. Hatch, S. Moomaw, K. Williams, D. Minaska- nian, K. McCray, J. Brooks, D. Turner, T. Hall. Middle Row: L. Bedrosian, W. Gatineau, M. Cox, L. Jensen, T. Avard, L. Jones, P. Blake, H. Edmondson, D. Oak, M. Fredrick, A. Joyce, J. Scott, W. Pauls, Mr. Rodgers, Front Row: K. Li, E. Anderson, D. Hosokawa, R. Webb, S. Searles, M. Green, C. Cutler, K. Miller, J. Cunningham, D. Van Roy. ■« J 1. Take it away Mr. Rodgers! 2. Sing along with the choir. 3. A one and a two and a . . . 4. Ten- ors and altos harmonize. 5. Two are better than one. 42 CHOIR

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serving is love . . The Girls ' Service Club enjoyed an active year under the leadership of Mrs. Budd and Miss Barber. They per- severed in sisterly love with their main projects of delivering birthday cards and cakes to patients in the V.A. hos- pital, ushering at school functions, and decorating for«Sports Banquets. The girls also made box lunches for teachers and filled Christmas stock- ings for the Red Cross. Their main goal this year was to develop an attitude of service fash- ioned after the example set by Jesus in John 13:14,15 which reads, If I then, I Your Lord and Master, have washed your feet, ye also ought to wash one another ' s feet. For example ! have given you an example, that ye should do as I have done to you. King James Version. 1. Shirley Jones brings up an idea as Marnee Hall listens. 2. Melody Eells conducts a meeting. 3. Officers: Mrs. Budd, Melody Eells, Candy Buckberg, Miss Barber, Wren Gatineau, and Wendy Herman. 4. Cristal Guderjahn, Wren Gatmeau, Lynn Herring, and Jeannie Pavey work on Christmas stockings for the Red Cross. 44 GIRLS ' SERVICE CLUB World Witness Evangelism Inc. 1 00 Thousand Oaks (805) 495-0010