Warner Pacific College - Beacon Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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r I' L sf, 3,33 fy ,- 51254 L . Oratorio officers: George Bancroft, Business Manager: Jorgen Norholm, President: Qeryl ,NV and Andrea Olson, Secretary-Treasurer fylff Zgvjzffy Jfczgwff' 7-,g 1,150 Avg! i fivwejfig ffdyzh. ORATORIO SOCIETY The Oratorio Society, which is the largest organized group on -campus, is composed of about seventy members. The group makes a great contribu- tion to the Fine Arts program of the college. This year the society sang excerpts from Handel's MESSIAH in the all-school presentation of the pageant The Messiah Is Come. In the spring they presented Upon This Rock, an oratorio based upon episodes in the life of the Apostle Peter. The author of this work is Henry Robert Wilson.

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CAPERMORES We might call all these fellows Long John. ln reality they are only the single mens basketball team. These girls are smiling because they won and because they are the Freshmen, Mari- lyn Ulbricht, Louise Shaner, Carol Good- man, Barbara Glessner, Marlon Gray, Dl- Anna Rice, Donna Channer, and Laura Lee This jolly crew composed the Married Men's team: Ron Swanson, Bill Thomas, Kanuit. Ben Chandler, John Good, and Del Spencer. Hot D095 P0PC0 f Cold POP- Whne the players kept the crowd entertained, Phyl- These girls made up his team for the upper classmeng Agnes Schiewe, Betty Celander, Arlene Skinner, Phyllis Gray, Rosle Arnbrlster, Zetta Patterson, and Ar- lene Reese. lls Pease, Eli Kleinsasser, and Myrna Windham kept them fed. 5 This smiling group made up the faculty team fwhich lost by the wavj. Smith, Mouser, Crose, Carlson, Chapman, Pierce, and Perry.