Salem Academy - Crusader Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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II , J F 7? llllllllll 9'.V.V.V.Y Left to right, standing: Dean Maurer, Helen Melby, Evelyn Fischer, Elsie Armstrong, Joe Ann Blunt, Virgil Brandt, Nola Zobel, Bob Johnson. Seated: Janet loucks, Suzanne Ralzlaff, Carolyn Smith, Carolyn Casebeer, Alice Johnson, Karen Hampton, Connie Jarvill, Sandra Johnson. At pulpit: Jack Utterback. gA'Zl3fl.dl'l 021422 'J fend THE CHRISTIAN WORKER'S BAND of Salem Academy has been active on Sunday after- noons throughout the year, with Jack Utter- back as President. They have presented a Gospel-filled program at such places as Clear Water Church, Hillcrest School for Girls, and others. One project has been the passing out of tracts in down-town Salem. They even had a party at the home ot Alice Johnson during the month of January. There are many in Christian Worker's Band who sing, there are those who play musical Page Thirty-Two instruments, and some can give serrnonettes, while they all have a testimony that rings true. THE CHRISTMAS PROGRAM turned out to be a variety of things. The Choir sang several numbers, the Junior High Chorus sang, and the tvvo groups sang together. The Choir sang Christmas Carols corresponding with the Christ- mas story done in pantomime by the Junior High. The Band, also, had a part in the pro- gram. An added feature was the Girls' Chorus. All in all it was a fine program, even though the curtain did get stuck. gsm! se in 6 A v 4 M 2 S