Oklahoma Christian University - Aerie Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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Choral organizations provide activity and enioyment The eyes of Texas, were upon the chorus as they traveled to the Gulf Coast tor concerts March 23- April 2. This was just one of their many excursions, they performed at many local functions and taped songs for a record release. Many of the choral or- ganizations appeared on various television pro- grams which were climaxed with the appearance of the Windstormers on Campus Talent '67 in the spring. A thrill for the singers was the replacement of their fourteen-year-old robes. Four choral organi- zations contributed tothe musical year and provided an outlet for those students interested in music. They were: the chorale, the women's chorus, the men's quartet, and the Windstormers. Oklahoma Christian College Chorale: Jane Burkes, Sherry Carpenter, Linda Horton, Lynn Dodman, Joy Voraritskul, Linda Entrekin, Jeanine Gilmore, Lincla Davis, Becky Wat- son, Billie McElroy, Bea Mayhew. Row 2: Cheryl Suffridge, Janie Cox, Donna VanScoder, Rita Turner, Kevin Frost, Jay- nelle Carlson, Suzanne Steele, Karen Vinson, Lanelle Green, Sheryl Hall, Jerrita Southern. Row 3: R. L. Hanan, l 5 i E s T S Sam Haynes directs and coordinates the varied activities of the chorale, women's chorus, Windstormers, and ensembles. Don Chamberlain, Gary Tabor, Steve Davidovich, AI Wat- kins, Dwain Brown, Terry Ferguson, Jerry Myers, John Ferguson, Denton Wiggains. Row 4: David Connor, Terry Broome, Mike Fugate, Roe Darnell, Robert Herndon, Mike Bosley, Wesley Stuckwish, Paige Pteiter, John Wells, Phil Marzolino-, Bruce Kerr.

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Enchilada Brass springs frgm Trumpeis, a Trombone, and a bass made up The brass secTion of The Enchilada Brass as They per- formed aT many TuncTions This year. They, as well as The regular band added To This year'si producTion of SAS. The concerT band, has concerTs in The Tall, spring, and aT ChrisTmas. BoTh organizaTions are made up oT Those who have a greaT deal of inTeresT as well as TalenT and add greaTly To The culTural aspecT of The school. -F., WW si T5 ' E M T f w 'F ' my Q' ,',, T ,Y iz, 'Q - if Band: Barbara Mangrum, Judy Howard, Sue RedgaTe, Kar- en Van Buskirk, Linda Percival, Alicia FleTcher, Eugene Bail- ey, Sara Ellis, Donna Coiner, Sherry CarpenTer. Row 2: Harold FleTcher, direcTor, WalT Willson, Al WaTkins, Paul Varner, Ralph DeBoard, Danny Rhodes, R. L. Hanan, Wy- band This characteristic gesTure is frequenT and familiar To Har- old FleTcher's band sTudenTs. nonna FiTz, Kenny Adams, Elaine Samuel, DonniTa Fowler, Delila Reynolds. Row 3: John Wells, RoberT Herndon, Linda HorTon, Oliver Howard, CynThia Barnes, Gary Wilson, Har- ry FiTzgerald, Carl Reynolds.

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Q OWW ,, m msn' Quill 36? The Men's Quartet is often called upon to perform at school and community functions. Those in the quartet are Roe Darnell, Dwain Brown, Gary Tabor, and Bruce Kerr. X s V -' sb , , M 7 . f 4 Cc, , f, ,N sw' . P Y 1,544 J,55::,s,n,gs Q ' , f f W -' 4 . EY , www, 'W f X ,W ff 17 , X J , f K I-5 ' ,nuvm-ul 4.4--,,i ,mb H lg I f , I f f s ,ky ,, z X , Massa , fs y K X f' , . if ,fy W M kg, The Women's Chorus, composed of coeds interested in choral singing, volunteer their time for rehearsals and performances. Windstormers: Al Watkins, Mike Bosley, Terry Broome, Paige Pfieffer, Bob Burch, Denton Wiggains. Row 2: Jeanine Gilmore, Jerrita Southern, Linda Davis, Robert Herndon, Linda Horton, Cheryl Hall, Jaynelle Carlson, Ann Bentley, Becky Watson. Wmppyddldllq Wtkfw