Western Bible College - Lives Aglow Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Ensemble Fights Pressure, Time Limitations For a small group of twelve chosen from the chorale, there was extra work, extra concerts - extra commitment. The ensemble practiced once a week, thus providing a minimal amount of rehearsal time. And yet because of per- sistent work and concentration, the benefits were great. The ensemble performed several of their own numbers at each chorale concert and even had an opportunity to do an entire program in Cheyenne, Wyoming. It may seem that the ensemble had very little time to grow in unity, but that was not true. No matter how busy the day, each time the ensemble practices, they took ten minutes for prayer which created the unity that was needed. lt was a good year for the ensemble under the direction of Gordon Page and accompanist, Sue Keran. 1. Ensemble director, Gordon Page, takes a break. 2, Ensemble members, back left: Ty Doty, Doug Swank, ireplaced second semester by John Sawtelli, Doug Adair, Tim Stark, Scott Conn, Dave Delehoy. Front left: Paula Thomas, Lina Probasco, Lois Bartz, Denise Olson, Margo Hof- fer, Ruth Page. 3. The Chorale tour map. U- ' UI- ' 2.1 24

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