Kansas City Bible College - Armour Bearer Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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7Zkzmzdaz4 I The K.C.B.C. Warriors, starting slowly, lost their tirst two games, then they caught fire and cap- tured all their remaining hardwood bouts. This was the first year of inter-collegiate competi- tion, and the boys, playing larger schools, furnished the K.C.B.C. basketball fans with many thrills. Although handicapped by the lack of reserve strength and the time needed for practice, the team, playing in new uniforms, gave the fans a victorious season of improved ball. Coach Wendell Grout successfully guided the team through the season with six wins and two losses. With prospects of all ot this year's squad being back on deck, he predicts an even better team next year. K C B C 7. 65 70 42.. . III ' .:' J SCORES ' 'sierllng . . -Tabor , E H n I' -K. c. sch Bibi 5- .Shnwnee Bop, e ,.... Show,-,ee Bom- ,..,. Ind. Blvd, Chr' ---.37 Western '-'.....37 Western I in ' ' ' 55 4I HOME OF COMPLETE PROTECTION BUSINESS MEN'S ASSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA Kansas City, Missouri 7 GHQQ5 SXANOI A .... jf' W sl ' 1.3 5, 'is' fdlgg i.- .f . .f IJ' 1. 374 A s I . . ,,.. y yy ,

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CHANDLER LANDSCAPE AND FLORAL CO. FLOWERS ON THE COUNTRY CLUB PLAZA By Wire - Bonded Service 101 W 47 Westport 5800 Oliiicers Among the outstanding developments of this school year was the organization and promotion ot The KCBC Choristers, directed by Edward S. Crum. Their primary purposes were to offer a musical outlet for students who love to sing and to serve the college and the Lord Through public programs. The chorus membership reached a total of Thirty students, Twenty of whom sang on oFT-campus programs. The Choristers were used to sing God's praises over the weekly College-l-lour Broadcast. Their first public appearance was a pre-Christmas Concert in Bulkley Auditorium. In late March their concert season started with appearances at The Central Bible Church in Kansas City and The Mclientree Methodist Church in Odessa, Missouri. The Chorus used a processional march especially written Tor The school by Mrs. Goeking, the composer of the Alma Mater. The choir program is supplemented by special numbers by the trio, H. Klepper, B. Bass and C. Wagoner. The soloists are V. Rhodes, H. Klepper, and W. Grout. Various duet combinations are also used. This challenging season was climaxed by the purchase of beautiful maroon robes with gold-maroon stoles giving the choir a pleasing, unified appearance. For the future years, the choir is anticipating a more extensive program including an extended concert tour. Compliments of 44451