Seattle Christian High School - Shield Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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PRI G PRUGR M P Hlghll ht f h g s o t e year, for students and parents al1ke were the two annual sprlng programs Agaln th1s year, the older students presented an CVBHIHQ of muslc, held at Central Baptlst Church The cholr gowned 1n thelr new Whlte robes and red stolls were the central feature of the concert as they sang hymns and ChF1St18H songs, arranged by the1r dlrector, George Llnk For the congregatlonal S1Hg1Hg three p1aHOS were used Gther IHCGTCSLIHQ numbers were the two p13HO SCICCKIOH by M1lton Hester and John Felten, Bachmanlnoff s Prelude 1n CfEM1DOF a 1 l p ano so o by DIXIE Sunderland a v1ol1n number by B111 Llllas and selectlons by the male quartet The elementary school took part 1D an orlglnal pageant Redeemlng the Tlme, WFIECCH bv MISS Loralne Carlson Crlses of the ChF1St18H l1fe were portrayed 1n f1V6 scenes, entltled The Hour of Salvatlon, The Hour of Prayer and Medltatlon The Hour of Testlng, and The Hour of SGFVICC Delbert Kelly, s1xth grade, was the reade A work was done by tw I' FC o seventh grade students Marllyn Smlth and Ellen Bell 4 , 'f , ' X 1 A , fi . '. f ig ,z I K A .,lv,i fn KK I . 2' , , J fl- L , 2 ..' ., , I s V' 9 . ' Y . . . n . a. 1 ' I 1 Z - - , I U ' I I ' I f ' ' l f . n . , , . , . Q . . vi , Ai. . 5 4

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Y 4656 ovssn 5 'I 'T l I ws X Q' BACK RCME Dick golley, Bill Lillas, Richard irkes, Bill ' A. lohn Felten, Douglas 's -, Ross, Boh Harvey, George Link, SECOND RLW: Phyllis Hopkins, bhrgaret Hahn, louellyn Wilson Sally Forsyth, Ardelle Wallin, x I Q :h Randal Helen Lini Phyl- - J - ' ' lis Nelson. , R xg '! ' M -ti 4 - .1 .3 .1 'I . - - , v u ,L N Roop, Ruth Oppen, Hatfield, lois Petrie, Patricia Murphy, Bhrybeth , bhrgie Ahlbom, Dixie ' ' land. Row: Marilyn Murdock, Q- N P 'rf ff, of X T X 1 THE CIIUIR Our 25-voice choir has made more public appearances this year than in any other year, singing for its largest audience at the annual Sunday School Convention, held this spring at Calvary Temple. As well as singing throughout the city for various churches, the group has sung for Youth for Christ,school Association meetings, and student chapels. Choir Director George Link and his choristers have given the school much fine public- ity through their many programs, This year again, the choir was the major feature at the upper-grade spring concert. One of the new things added to our school this past year was the male quartet. The boys sang almost every Sunday night, appearing in many Seattle churches to represent . Seattle Christian School. The school Association and CFHJIR t:ONcHiRT Women's Auxiliary have also enjoyed the quartet at their meetings. The group has sung often for Tex Yearout, Seattle Youth for Christ Director, at his speaking en- gagements, and made two radio broadcasts over RTW. gohn Felten, Doug. Ross, Robert Harvey, T K ill Lillas. Accompanist: Milton Hester.

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