The Banner - April 22, 1971

              Page I      April 22, 1971
Coronation  Honors King And Queen
Gloria
Combs
Photos by
Harvey
Osrer
News Briefs       "Beginning" Completes
April 23 -- Coronation on back
lawn. Pictures at 5:30, dinner at
6:00, program at 7:00 and faculty homes at 8:00. Tickets-$1 for
on-campus students; $1.75 for
off-campus. On sale in booths
or see Penny Stoner.
April 24--Athletic Banquet at
YMCA at 7:30. All intercollegiate
athletes and guests invited.
April 25--Daylight Savings Time
Begins.
April 26—BSU Bake Sale for
SCOPE '71.
April 27--Senior Recital—Becky
Moake.
April 30—BSU May Day Flower
Sale for Summer Missions.
ELECTIONS
Elections for Associated Student Body officers will be held
May 6 and 7. ASB President
Larry Martindale has announced.
Candidates will give their
speeches on Friday, April 30.
Students are urged to participate
in the elections and vote for the
candidates of their choice.
Faculty Notes
GEORGE L. MUSACCHIO, associate professor of English, will
address the sixth Conference on
Medieval Studies at Western
Michigan University, Kalamazoo,
Michigan on May 17. Title of his
paper is "Reformation Concept
of Justitia Originalis as Fallible
Perfection."
DOROTHY ARGOW, professor
of history and political science,
will speak at Euclid Avenue Baptist Church, Anaheim on May 8.
Les Chanteuses will sing.
Successful Spring Tour
There are experiences that are
remembered for a lifetime, and
for each member of 'The Beginning" one such memory will
be that of their April tour. The
feeling of God's spirit working
through music to receptive hearts
was an exhilarating experience
for both performer and audience.
Each night of the tour the plan of
salvation was presented and the
concert was ended with the invitation song, "He Died on the
Cross." Countless rededications
were made and two young people
came forward accepting Christ.
We of 'The Beginning" feel that
God has really been the guiding
force in this venture, and that
His service has been and is our
reason for existence.
The greatest day of the tour
was Friday when we sang for
the   "Life   Now"   conference  at
the downtown mall and Convention
Center in Fresno. While singing
in the mall we were taped by a
local TV station and later that
night got to watch our performance on television. But nothing
could compare to the reception
we got at the Convention Center.
We played to almost two thousand
people who gave us an ovation that
topped all that had gone on before. It was a beautiful ending to
a tour that reached almost three
thousand people, and we never
once failed to mention CBC as being our home.
We of "The Beginning" thank
you, the students and the faculty,
for your prayers and support.
God's guiding hand is sensitive
to the concerns of His children,
_and we will never forget the
blessings received and experienced during our tour.
Spring Retreat
Planned By BSU
Hume Lake Conference
Grounds will host the Spring
Retreat of the California Baptist Student Union this coming
weekend.
Dr. E.V. Hill, popularGlorieta
speaker; Dr. Doyle Baird from
National Student Ministries; and
Tom Wolf, young pastor of First
Southern of Los Angeles will be
speakers.
"Listen Christian" will be the
theme of the weekend as students
are encouraged to listen "to what
God  has  to   say  to  your life".
Strategy sessions on how to
open a BSU on individual campuses will be offered. Small discussion groups will enable students to share their Christian
faith with others.
The cost of $10.25 per person
will include meals and lodging.
An extra $1.25 will pay for towels
and bedding if the student doesn't
bring his own.
Interested students should contact Joe Cutsinger, BSU director.
Redlands U. Recital
Features CBC Grad.
Don Shannon, 1970 graduate of
California Baptist College will
present a piano recital at Red-
lands University at 7:45 p.m. on
Tuesday, April 27, 1971.
Don will be performing the
Sonata in D minor, K.10; Sonata
in D Major, K. 29, and Suite
LXXX, K. 551 by DomenicoScarlatti. Also includedare variations
on L'Homme Arme' by Ellis B.
Kohs and Prelude, Chorale and
Fugue by Cesar Frank.
While   attending Cal   Baptist.
Shannon was chosen for Who's
Who in American Colleges, a
member of Alpha Chi, and on the
Dean's Honor Roll, to mention few
of his achievements.
He is presently teaching private piano at CBC, and plans to
teach music on the junior college level after completing his
masters degree in piano at Univ.
of Redlands.
Don is the son of Mr. & Mrs.
Theodore Shannon of Fairfield,
Calif.
DON SHANNON
Dinner On Lawn Begins
Evening Of Surprises
Featuring CBC's Best
Carousels, calliopes, cotton candy, popcorn, ballons, and
wild animals all bring to mind
the memories of carnivals. This
year's Spring Coronation will
capture all *he fun, thrills, and
excitement of those childhood
days and sprinkle them with the
glamor and sophistication of a
special night.
The evening's events will begin at 5:30 p.m. on Friday, April
23, with pictures by Harvey Oster.
All the action will take place on
the back lawn of the campus,
dressed in the natural beauty of
California palms and April's
flower kisses.
At 6 p.m. dinner will be served.
The entree will be ham, with
salad, relish plate, au gratin
potatoes, green beans with almonds, and a surprise dessert.
Cotton candy and popcorn will
add to the carnival atmosphere.
The program wiii commence
at 7 p.m. CBC's own Les Chanteuses, under the direction of
Helen English Walker, and the
Drama Trio of Steve Holden,
Debby O'Neal, and Sam Vickery
will be featured.
Class favorites will be recognized at this time. They are:
Larry Martindale and Jenny Kelt-
ner, Seniors; Allen Cosby and
Gig Gros, Juniors; Walt Grubb,
and Pam Alexander, Sophomores; Al Gebauer and Diane
Cardoza, Freshmen.
The highlight of the evening
will be the recognition of CBC's
King and Queen. Nominees are
Don Peratt, Allen Cosby, Gloria
Combs, Linda Adams, Gayla Lin-
zay, and Pat Tarbutton.
Tickets are on sale now. The
mere price of$l for on-campus
students and $1.75 for off-campus students will purchase an
evening to remember.
Following the program at 7
p.m. the faculty homes of Dr. &
Mrs. James Staples, Mrs. Chris
Brewer, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen
Carlton, and Dr. & Mrs. Olie T.
Brown will be open for students
to visit and socialize. Addresses
and maps will be available for
these locations.
After-five dress apparel and
formals is apropos. Dates are not
required for the evening.
Make the Coronation the special
time it has always been in the
past. As the school year draws
to a close, let thisbe one memory
among many that you'll treasure
throughout your life.
FOLK-ROCKERS
Forty-five minutes of Christian
folk-rock music will be performed in Chapel this Friday by
'The Revelations." The program will be sponsored by the
Junior class.
'The Revelations," a high
school group from First Southern Baptist Church of Pa!mdale,
Calif. Members of the group
are Chris Kill, Bob Hightower,
Rick Gentry, Tim Wells, Chuck
Linthicum, and Dave Messenger.