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

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if S ,MF ans-me ,w:,..c,f-'ffwffj W- ir iii HOMECOMING February 19 Was a day of beginning for Simpson,s first annual Homecoming, first Homecoming rally and Homecoming banquet combined to unify the current, and former students behind the basketball team as they battled Western Baptist Bible College in a feverish game. The pep rally gave students a chance to raise their voices and encourage the team, and to raise eyebrows at the strange Words of a visiting r'Russian.v The Homecoming banquet combined enthusiasm, good food, and four- part comedy from the barber-shop quartet. The highlight of Homecoming Was of course the basketball game. Half provided a respite from the fast pace of the game and a chance for all to learn which lovely candidate would be our first Homecoming Queen. With Arnie Lindmark and Elaine Buhtz as her princesses, Bobbie Ford reigned for the duration of homecoming. I all 63 ' y

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Spring Banquet In 1962, students enjoyed their spring Banquet at the Cliff House in San Francisco. This year, un- der the planning of Nancy Olsen and her com- mittee, the banquet was held on April 6 at Robaire's French Restaurant in Oakland. The theme for the enjoyable banquet was Avril ei Parisf, QL ,f 1 ul- , :I 1 .-'-Z