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Row l: J. Mimbs, S. Hoffman, G. Zekveld, D. Dugay, D. Ray, D. Bessey, D. Howell, M. Rice; Row 2: D. Taylor, J. Bruce, J. John­

son, E. Tucker, K. Matlack, M. Gold, L. McMacklin; Row 3: P. Evans, B. Roush, D. Barker, A. Hamer, J. Norris, W. Proffitt, P.

Hutchins; Row 4: M. Pendleton, R. Russell, K. Melius, S. Brown, R. Hansen, L. Alstrom, N. Heggland, S. Marshall, D. Henry, C,

Brice, K. Kopczeski, J. Leggat; Row 5: N. Parce, M. Petters, B. Cragle, M. Bovee, N. Musgrave, B. Wasem, K. West, S. Buck, L.

Hand, N. Norris, B. Swanson, D. Cox; Not Shown: P. Ohly, L. Pike, M. Rowe, S. Florkey, G. Kisacky, D. Howard.

REPERTOIRE

Glorious Everlasting

Lamb of God

(Soprano Solo: Nancy Heggland)

The Lord Is My Light

My Lord, What a Mornin’

At the River

Search Me, O God

For All the Saints

Springs in the Desert

(Tenor Solo: Duane Taylor)

The Creation

What Grace Is This?

He, Watching Over All the World

Upon This Rock

Under the capable and talented leadership of Mr. Clem Boatright, the College Choir enjoyed a mos

profitable year. For their Christmas performances, the Choir learned Antonio Vivald’s “Gloria” an

Carl Philip Emanuel Bach’s “Holy Is God.” A new feature this year was the addition of the Alumn

Choir, consisting of former CCC students, which performed with the College Choir in the Christma

concerts. Second semester brought many tiring but exhilarating performances at various churches near­

by and a two-week tour of the mid-west during Easter vacation. Being able to joyfully praise and honor

Christ above all, through the music they sang and the testimonies they expressed, caused all of the hard

work and time involved for the choir to attain their best to be well worth their while