Philadelphia Bible Institute - Milestone Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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,I ws 4'-7 it .fl i fit s Page 188 - Above: Joy. BACK ROW - Alan . Blaum, Mark Melhorn, Merle Reitz, Kevin Oessenich, Meribah Sweet, Mary Beth Timmins FRONT ROW - Keith McKeever, Earl Hagar, Joy Stanley, Amy Frederick, Ruth Sutter. Below: Collegium Musicum. Jacqueline Hardman, Linda Stewart, Dr. Hsu, Miss Black, Lois Hopkins, Dean Christman, Dr. Childs, Mr. Griesinger, Patricia Rowe, Rick Humphreys, Natalie Fish. Page 189 - Above: His. STANDING - Diane Kelchner, Deborah Renninger. SEATED - Dana Renninger, Janice Chapman, Diane Formanek, Terri Simmers. Center: Living Waters. Michael English, Rachel Merrill, director, Mrs. Young, coordinator: Althea Wilson, Maria T. Fenley, Linda Williams, Joye Roberts, Pat Curry, Marvin Weldon. NOT PlCTURED - John Thompson. Below: Shepherd's Seven. STANDING - Dan Young, director, Mary Read, Gerald Just. SEATED - Richard Heater, Renee Boone. NOT PICTURED - Keith Fuller, Dan Doody. His, Living Waters, Shepherd's Seven 189 el' ,rr

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Small Gro ups Shepherd's Seven was a new group directed by Dan Young. It consisted of Bible music majors with various talents as accomplished soloists. They performed in local churches using both classical and gospel style music. With the help of Dr. Childs and Dr. Hsu, another new group was formed this year called the Collegium Musicum. This group not only performed a variety of music, but also researched it, taking into consideration background, style and form. They placed special emphasis on early and contemporary pieces. Living Waters had the purpose of sharing the message of Jesus Christ through song. With the help of Mrs. Young, their coordinator, they continued their ministry twice a month in local churches. Joy, directed by Merle Reitz, specialized in contemporary Christian music using taped backgrounds. The largest Christian Service group, Joy planned a two-week tour in May. Another Christian Service group, His was directed by Diane Kelchner and Merle Reitz. The purpose of this group was to glorify the Lord using contemporary gospel music. .,,r. .i ' verify 4' r r Ffa. 4 x 4 ' - I' an l. ca Q fit 443' ' F' ' r' ri 188 Joy Collegium Musicum

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SPORTS Spring Teams Have Growing Season While being weak defensively, the baseball team did well in NACC competition and were runners-up in the NACC playoffs. Seniors Harry Schuh, team MVP, and Steve Moutoux contributed greatly in giving the team a respectable 6 wins and 14 losses. The tennis team was relatively inexperienced with eight of the eleven players being new this year. Roger Peterson had an excellent season and was the recipient of the David Unger Award, which is for the senior who's spirit, service, and faithfulness contributed the most to the total athletic program of the school, for the 1976-77 sports year. lt was a growing year for softball, as many members had little or no experience. By the end of the season, what the team had lost in games, they had gained in experience and spiritual awareness. They know what it is to lose, but they know what it is to be victorious in Christ, was Coach Long's view after a hard year. ' 0-.:, .al ,. .- fi'-4 JN Q ,- iw . ,,,,,A 1 Q, .. -.L. .- ' 5 . ,. , f1h.-4f.J-'43:,f.,'1Q Q 1 . - :1 19. . ., ' 'i- '..g,w,.. Q , -f .' qwr.. fj- .pf..,.. - w. - . .J -5.1. ., - ' 0 . 1-I .A an it ., in , .-' I I L intel- L'i 1'f:hin,..i5.,Qi33,13ii .-15 ' 5 1 - --.' H ' 51' L if .ffl 1' - H gf s ,. .' A--f 21