Whittier College - Acropolis Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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A CAPPELLA. Row I: Warren Marsh -PresidenT, Donna Lou Nelson, Char- lyn SmiTh, Marge Raney, Jean Hurl- berT, Jerry l-lempenius. Row 2: Sue Rayburn, Lynn KyTe, CharloTTe Head- rick, Sharon Rosson, Liz Kenady, Mary Sadler. Row 3: PaT STevens, Rosanelle Walker, Mara Sanders. Mary Ann l-loskinson, Rosemary Laurance, Car- olyn Drain. Row 4: Evelyn Klees, Darold Gress, BeTTy Jo DeeTs, Sylvia l-IilclreTh, Barbara Morgan, Jerome l-lolland. Row 5: Margie Parker, Don Freeman, Nancy Pearce, Sally Co- burn, Jeannine Hull, Don Wesner. Row 6: KaThy Bonillas, Larry Jenkins, Marvin Read, Phyllis Winslow, Donna Searing, Bob Odle. Row 7: Lois Winslow, Warren Kimber. Row 8: Ray Whisenand, DOT Markham, Mary Jane Curry, Jane Soderberg, DoT England, Vic Chalk. Row 9: Russ Larson, Blake Runcorn, Paul Fluclce, Bill Thomas, Roger Freclericlcson. Row IO: Galen Russell, STu Golrhold, Bill l-lall, Dan McCaughna. VIVACEl The music deparTmenT moved aT a TasT pace This year. lnsTrucTions Tor voice, piano, sTrinqs, and all lcinds oT band insTru- menTs were provided. A good marching band really enlivened spiriTs aT sporT ouTinqs. The college-communiTy symphony orchesTra perTormed aT Tour concerTs plus The annual Bach Teslrival and convo programs. Good music came Trom one oT The besT choirs we've had, aT concerTs Trom here To The San Pran- cisco area. ExTra aTTracTions were singing Tor The lnTernaTional Folk Dance Fesiival and a concerT of BeowulT wiTh orchesTral accompanimenT. gg. fin M-V a' W . .,q-..s.u ,ssh are -gf- LuRuTh Anderson Floyd STancliTT Jerold Shepherd 19