Barrington College - Torch Yearbook (Barrington, RI)

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U16 Karriugfvn Jlflafcd Snsemlfle The Mixed Ensemble was formed as a ulT of recognizing The need for a more rshioful approach To gospel music. The is dedicated To singing familiar hymns gospel songs in the most meaningful The Ensemble has scores of indi- songs specially Tailored To The group its various possible combinations. In The group is also working on a program-Type arrangement based on passages in Isaiah, wiTh appro- narration providing a self-contained Membership in The Ensemble consists Three women and four men, one of which the accompanist. A mixed quartet is The incipal performing group. However, This upplemented by other combinations such a quintet, a girls' Trio, duos, and soloists. Seated. Audrey Piegnet, Charles Mello, Pianist. Standing. Kenneth Rahn, Judith Klein, James Mitchell, Bethany Prescott, Leroy Austin. U15 Ambassadvrs A semi-independent unit of The Ensemble above is The Trumpet Trio. Last year saw The formation of a regular Trumpet Trio which became The nucleus for The Two groups pic- tured on This page. As is The case with The maiority of Bar- ringTon's Teams, The Mixed Ensemble is prepared To perform aT banquets, youth pro- grams, weekend reTreats, church meetings or, if need be, They can Take over an entire church service. Again, This group is Typical of Barring- Tion's groups in ThaT They Travel all over The New England area spreading The good news of The Gospel. James Mitchell, Leroy Austin, Kenneth Rahn. T33

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Ure Harrington l6'!rzzrrs Carol Garver, pianisTy Richard Larsong Howard DeVriesg Dennis BunTeng Alfred SmiTh. The Tour young men picfured here ba ed TogeTher This pasT January To Torm unique group wiTh iTs unique TiTle. Though This parTicular uniT is newly c sTiTuTed, iTs members are no sTrangers The 'musical profession and church work. four of Them and Their pianisT have bu invoved in oTher musical groups dur all Their previous years aT BarringTon. During The balmy spring weekends T follow The coldness of The winTer This grc could be found in any number of plac One week They would have a service Fall River, The nexT week They would be BosTon and Then in HarTTord and so Toi They are scheduled, as are all BarringTc gospel Teams, by The STewardship Offic Ure l6'rzrrir1gfr14 Lfrzdks ' Quartet AnoTher parT of BarringTon's Chris- Tian Service groups is The Ladies' QuarTeT which consisTs of Tour upperclassmen. They have a reperToire of gospel songs which They sing aT church services and in Young People's meeTings ThroughouT The New Eng- land area. Each of These young ladies is able To sing several diT FerenT parTs on any one mu- sical number as well as accompanying iT on The piano. This versaTiliTy allows for quiTe a few diTFerenT combinaTions of organiza- Tion and sound. This change in sTyle and appearance is very pleasanT To hear and behold. The purpose of The group is To serve ChrisT Through The minisTry of music. IT is The goal for which They sTrive conTinually. Beth Raymondg April Auery Ann Gregoryp BeTh Mosemann.

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U16 Harrington Krfllegc' Gila 2' Dana WrighT, President, Walter Cole, Vice-Presidenf, Audrey PuringTon, Secretary, RoberT Cochran, Treasurer, Dennis Johnson Chaplain. The Choir is composed of abouT sixTy voices. IT is open To all members of The sTudenT body who like To sing and have a love Tor God and a willingness To serve in This par- Ticular minisTry. Each May TryouTs are held Tor Those who wish To ioin and in SepTember Freshmen are audiTioned also. IT is from This large group ThaT a smaller group is chosen for The acTual choir. Two exTended Tours have been compleTed by The Choir This year. The TirsT was a Tour To The New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Con necTicuT areas. On Their second Tour, They Traveled as Tar wesT as Indiana. The Choir also has sung in churches around Provi- dence on various weekends during The second semesTer. FrequenTlyl The choir performs aT chapel services. I34 B06l'Clll'1Q The bus fOr The fll'S'f Choir TOUV