Seattle Pacific University - Tawashi Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Seattle Pacific College School of lX'lL1sic Presents: Messiah Excerpts . . Handel I'll Praise My Master . . Pfautscli Iulnalzite Deo . . Britten Oratorio Society Carl H. Reed, Conductor Iune 11, 1965, 8:00 P.lVl. McKinley Auditorium

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Arnott, Gail Bartlett, Doug Bell, Rex Bertholf, Kirby Bowerman, Glenn Brumfield, Don Carlson, Ralph S. Cochran, John Cook, Lavonne Corey, Eleanor Craig, Neil Fisher, Julie Fleischmann, Paul Harrington, Roy Hemry, Patricia Highsmith, Tom Hudson, Jon Janke, Darlene Kroon, Alvin LeCompte, Mary Ann LeCoq, Creighton Lincicome, David IIO Lindley, Betsy Lynes, Ruth McBride, Dave Michalsen, Dan Miller, Linda Miller, Marilyn Moore, Sara Moran, Gayle Neu, Karen Nofziger, David Olsen, Fred O'Neal, Becky Reinmuth, John Schlottrnann, Gloria Shull, Judie Spear, Sharon Taplett, Norene Udd, Jeanette Varro, Frank WOIE, Loren Wetzel, Pam Walton, Carolyn A Cappella Chaz? One of SPC's most polished musical groups is the A Cappella choir, directed by Professor Philip Mack. Members are selected following auditions during the first few days of Fall quarter. Aside from those who are in the choir, few people realize the fantastic amount of work which goes into each perfonnance of the A Cappella. Prof. Maclcs musical proteges have oppor- tunities to demonstrate their accomplisments nearly every week at various types of civic and church functions. The highlight of the year, though, was the annual spring choir tour which gave groups from more remote areas an opportunity to hear the A Cappella members while they were on vacation. Perhaps the most outstanding characteristic of this group and quite possibly the key to their success is the unity which the members have felt all year long. Certainly this spirit of friendly cooperation, combined with a dedication to Christian service, has made the A Cappella Choir a worthy representative of SPC.

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Cmfzlfon Tffzb The Victory Quartet and the Carillon Trio person- nel are selected through auditions held at the begin- ning of the school year. The groups are placed on regular assignment, providing musical service in Seattle-area churches most Sunday mornings and evenings of the school year. Occasionally, perform- ances are given in more distant points in Washing- ton, Oregon, and California. The groups also engage in summer travel and will visit the Denver, Colorado, area this summer. ln addition to local church assignments, the teams are featured at various social events for civic and busi- ness groups in the Seattle area. The Victory Quartet and the Carillon Trio are under the direction of Mr. A. Royce Eckhardt of the music department. Carillon Trio: Judy Shull, Arnola Eute- lain, Darlene Janice, and Pam Wetzell. .vw Wbiofy M617 ZEZ Victory Quartet Cleft to rightlz Neil Craig, Doug Bartlett, Mr. Eckhardt, Frank Varro, Glenn Bowerman, and Wes Anderson.