Simpson Bible College - Gateway Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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ORCHESTRA The orchestra plays an important part in Simpson's musical program. It often performs with th e Choral Club in pre- senting various pro- grams sponsored by the Music Depart- ment. RADIO CHOIR . Under the direction of Mr. Marshall, the Radio Choir presents a variety of musical numbers for Simpson Songfestv which is broadcast over the following stations: KEAR, San Franciscog KEBR, Sacramento, KQXR, Bakersfield, Californiag KG F M , Seattle, XVashing,ton, KGDN, Seattle lVash- ingtong KBGN, Cald well, Idahog WRVB, Madison, XVisconsing WFCJ, Miamisburg, Ohio. R i I'riii ig, :z il'l 1 J. 1' il' lbw ro film' i Left to right, standing: Bobbie Ford, Ken Cole, David Hepburn, Director. Back row: Barton Bulzfz, Mike lVeIelz, Dan Lunclin, Chuck Lauby, Harry Ecklunzl, Bill Sliepson. Front row: Cassie Holler, Janice Roberts, John Prizmicb, Dottie Hansen, Judy Patton, Bose YViZs0n, Donna Hylton, Nancy King. x . E Left to right, back row: Harry Eeklunzi, Lorrie Rogers, George Rielmrclson, Dave J Seng, Ken Cole, B-ill Soulian. Front row: Barbara McFaul, Helen Wilson, Janice Roberts, Betty James, Miriam Rhoads. V -51-

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fs Left to right: Mrs. Paul S. Allen, Adviserg Alice Holzenshelt, Treasurerg Paula Mueda, Social Cluzirmang Claudine Cole, Vice Presidentg June YV ood, Presidentg Beverly Buhtz, Secretary. CO - WORKERS The outstanding project of the co-workers this year has been the remodeling of the school nursery. A rummage sale and numerous cake sales aided in raising funds to furnish paint for the nursery. Meeting once 9. month, the co-workers, who are wives of Simpson students, receive timely instruction in the art of being effective Christian Wives. if Future Simpsonites enjoy the remodeled nursery.

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TRUMPET TRIO Worldng in connection with Renanah Choir, the Trumpet Trio is used for special choir numbers which call for instrumental participation. Chuck Lauby, Harry Ecklund, Bill Shepson SAX TRIO Playing for a Spanish-speaking people's banquet was one of the interesting assign- ments for the Saxophone trio this year. They have been playing for three years and have had the opportunity to minister in several churches, social functions, and at Youth For Christ. Sylvia Kline, Accompanist, Iucly Pai-ton, Doi-tie Hansen, Bobbie Ford. SIMPSONAIRES Traveling almost 4,000 miles and preseniing a repertoire of approximately 30 songs, the Simpsonaires ministered in churches, camps, and in Christian high schools throughout the Pacific Northwest and Southwest Districts. Their main purpose was to present Simpson to the public in order to challenge prospective students to train for service. They had to be ready to fit into any situation at a moment's notice, whether to preach, pray, or sing. Some of the beneficial features for the quar- tet were the opportunities to gain an understand- ing of the Alliance Churches in these two dis- tricts and the opportunity to meet many young people. Left to right, first row: Dwight Morrow, Bill Shepson. Second row: Dave Seng, Bruce Long- streth, Accompanist, Mike Welch.