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

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RADIO TRIO Representing Simpson on its broadcast, Simpson Songfestf' keeps the Dio busy. Touring the Pacific Northwest last sum- mer With Dorcas Egge, the trio had oppor- tunities to serve in various churches, camps, and youth meetings. First row: Nancy Miller, Accompanist. Sec- ond row: Bobbie Angell, Audrey McLeod, Clara Chapman. J UBILAIRES A special group organized within Renanah Choir is the sextet. They sing special numbers with the choir at each performance to give vari- ety and interest. They have also had opportunity to sing at two banquets and at various churches this sem- ester. Left to right: Grace Howard, Accornpanist, Nan- cy Miller, Barbara Bond, Miriam Bhoads, Helen Wilson, Audrey McLeod, Betty Fee. FRESHMEN TRIO The trio, organized this year, sings in the choir program, as well as at various churches and anquets in the Bay Area. Seated: Nancy Miller, Accompanist. Stand- ing, left to right: Ann Bexford, Susanne F infrock, Barbara Kayser.

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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.

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Patti Arant, Marilyn Crank Left to right: Patti Arant, Marilyn Crank, Miriam Rlioads, Virginia Masters. Mike Welch, Dave Seng. SENIOR RECITAL january 9, 1962, Marilyn Cronx was presented in her Senior Recital in Simpson,s chapel. Accompanied by Miss Patti Arant, Marilynls re- pertoire included Haydn's The Creationn with a vocal ensemble accompaniment. Assisting artist for the recital was pianist Clara Chapman. A reception was held in Marilyn's honor in the Faculty Lounge. Marilyn's parents from Spokane, Wlasliington, attended the recital. Clara Chapman Assisting Artist Left to right: Marilyn Crank, Mr. Israel, Patti Arant, Clara Chapman.