The Kings College - Crown Yearbook (New Castle, DE)

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THE Ktno’s CAROLERS THE Kine’s Trio Vin Strarson, Marimbist THE Krinc’s AMBASSADORS THe Kine’s MESSENGERS

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Gospel Teams “We are ambassadors therefore on behalf of Christ ...,” IL Cor. 5:20. “Messengers at Ocean City, May 28, 29, and 30”—so read the master sched- ule of Mr. Curtis, faculty supervisor of Gospel team deputations. Meeting last spring (1947) in the old chapel, members of the various teams were introduced to the new policy of regulation as set forth by the Board of Trustees. According to this the faculty committee was to sanction, control, and regulate every team that went out from the school. Although all the stu- dents realized the necessity for a committee to approve every team and to standardize their practices, most of them could not see the commendability of eliminating all remuneration for services offered. Nevertheless, all meetings now conform to the plan of the faculty committee, and every team during the past year has submitted for future reference a report of each meeting. Representing the school this year have been male quartets including The King’s Ambassadors, The King’s Heralds, and The King’s Messengers; and a girls’ quartet, The King’s Carolers. The Freshman girls’ trio and The Sopho- more girls’ trio have also gone out for the school. In addition, marimbist, Vince Gustafson, trumpeters, Al Bishop and Dal Myers, pianists, song leaders, and preachers have gone out from the college to serve the Lord—at least one stu- dent or team of students each weekend. Many weeks most of them, and some weeks all of them, have been used. They have carried the Gospel not only to the surrounding communities but also to many other parts of the Middle Atlantic States.

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Science Glub As the curtain rises we see Mr. James Coppola, our beloved president, demonstrating how esters are produced from alcohols. In the last scene, if you remember, we convinced you that electricity was extremely important in our everyday lives and informed you of the recent discovery of electricity. We thank the Westinghouse Electric Company for their interesting film. Our secretary-treasurer, Miss Lois Fry, has just entered with a copy of our Purpose and Aims. “Our purpose is to create and foster an interest in the field of pure and applied science. Our seven objectives are: J I. To correlate the Bible and science so that we as Christians may use the knowledge gained for the glory of God. Il. To keep up with the latest developments in all applied sciences. Ill. To show films on all the applied sciences. IV. To take field trips to various industries. V. To have men from various fields lecture to us. VI. To improve our laboratories and our Science Department. VII. To discuss vocational problems.” Our assistant to the president, Dick Bookstaver, has just reported that our attendance has climbed to an all time high of thirty-five people.