Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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Singing H's Praise While most students spent their Spring Break on the beach or at home. members ot' two music en- sembles spent their break on tour. The A Capella Clhoir. under the direction ot' Dr. Gene Black. visited the nations capitol, sing- ing in churches and histori- cal places such as the White House and the Na- tional Cathedral. At the same time the Samford Band was also touring Washington, DC. The band members spent the week leading worship services in several churches and they also spent three Both ensembles gave spring concerts. The AC Choir gave its Homecom- ing concert in the Concert Hall at the conclusion of their spring tour. The SU Band gave its concert dur- ing a convocation. The band spent the week after graduation on another tour to Florida. The AC Choir also vis- ited Korea last summer. They sang at such places as the Far East Broadcasting Company and were fol- lowed by multitudes of children wherever they went. The members were constantly shaking hands Cf' Q 'ID days touring the capitol. N and signing autographs. S l'f,q'49L Q' Wg L he Korean youth follow etl their hrisry fhoyce goes to recess with some r. Gene Black presents a musical rn Amt-rit.in friends everywhere, ofher newly-made Korean friendsdur- strument to a Korean official .rs set-n ht-re wht-re they estorted ing the Aff Choir trip to their country. that assisted in the AC Choir tour and l..iur.i liillingslev to her IILXI attix- wrote muCh ofthe muSlC ufied In the Cl'l0lfS IIY tour repertoire

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-, 1-' ' -, IND iw if dlp gli 101 I .W Q elta Zeta performs a skit during Derby Days that represents all of the sororities and fraternities on campus. afe inside the neutral territory of a building, Damon Kissinger proudly sports his derby. indy Herring, Lisa Compton and H Lisa Bradfield catch the Chi Omega spirit at their Lovin' Every Minute of It party. SN x 'J