Golden Gate Academy - Anchor Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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Sabbath Music And Program Narrator For God So Loved the World Narrator The Birthday of a King Narrator Sweet Little Jesus First Speaker Narrator Go to Dark Gethsemane Second Speaker Christ Has Arisen Narrator Lift Up the Trumpet Narrator Gloria Director: Viola Van Buskirk Narrator: Herbert Johns First Speaker: Andy Nagy Second Speaker: Sharon Harvey Soloists: Diane Chapin, Doreen Firman, Virginia Petite, Shandra Sherrill Pianist: Nancy Nesbit Concerts Music Christmas Concert 32 Feet and 8 Little Tails of White The First Noel Allelluiah Carol Noel A Musical Card The Sleigh When Angels Sang of Peace Gloria in Excelsis The Holy and the Ivy A Virgin Unspotted Christmas Candles Winter Wonderland Gloria Spring Concert Wide River God of Our Fathers Sing Out America l Am an American Where in the World l Like it Here Give Me Your Tired and Poor Ike Mr. President Onward Christian Soldiers Let Us Break Bread Together They, the Goldenaires, have been to all of the churches in the Bay Area and have gone to some of the different schools. The first column above is the Sabbath songs they have sung in the different churches. The second column lists the programs for the Christmas and Spring Concerts The latter was a combined Choir and Band program.

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' What! Music with no hands? They'llbe inthe Acad- ,Z emy band someday. Mr. Collins: We thank you for stepping in as a minute man when we needed you most. We are happy in having you as our band conductor these past two years. Your patience and guidance have produced programs of which Golden Gate Academy is iustly proud. Mrs. Van Buskirk: We have been fortunate in hav- ing you as our music teacher for the past five years. In that time you have presented many fine musical programs. We thank you for your time and efforts in our behalf. Sing, Fred! 5, Study ing a score Mr. Collins, guest conductor of the PUC Band. .f- 37 ?

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,f--f-e----f- e - 7 s X '5 Goldenaires singing at the Home and School meeting. The Goldenaires this year meet Monday, Wednesday and Friday third period after Chapel. They have grown to 30 members and have added a few new voices. Because of the growth in member- ship they have had to buy more new iackets for the boys and blouses for the girls. The girls are very pleased because they have new black tatfeta skirts. The group are really very proud of their own Goldenaire cuff-links and pins. They sang at the annual conference-wide Temperance Rally March 16. They were also invited to sing with the Pacific Union College Choir for the presentation of the Messiah. Goldenaires president and Courtesy Queen Mrs. Van Buskirk, our choir and Goldenaires director in Mr. Warren's office. giving Q lesson, 1 'Xie r M 5 ..-f's,f