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News Briefs
In error the names of Debbie
Belohovek and Jerri Eurich were
omitted from the program. They
failed to receive recognition for
their 4.0 GPA and placement
on the President's Honor Roll.
Honor Roll: Any student who
makes the Dean's Honor Roll
(3.6 GAP) for one semester will
receive a bronze pin; and any
student making the President's
Honor Roll (4.0 GPA) for one
semester will receive a silver
pin. A student who accumulates
4 bronze pins, or 2 silver pins,
or 2 bronze and 1 silver may exchange them for a gold pin.
These pins may be picked up
in the Dean of Student Affairs
Office.
Attention Seniors: Applications
for Degree for June and August
1972 graduation are now due in
the Registrar's Office.
There will be a formal concert this Saturday, March 4,
featuring violinist Dr. Alfred
Walters and pianist Lily Pan-
Diehl.
Works by Brahms, Clementi,
Debussy, Prokofieff, Wieniawski,
Veracini, and Kriesler will be
featured. It will be held in Gentry Gymnasium on the Loma
Linda University campus. Admission price to the 8 p.m. concert is $2 for adults and $1 for
students presenting I.D. cards.
Children under 12 will be admitted free.
Trouveres Treat
Student Body to
Brahms' Music
The Music Department of California Baptist College treated a
campus audience to an evening
of fine Brahms music presented
by Trouveres,underthedirection
of Dr. Curtis L. Cheek, assisted
by Mrs. Lily Pan Diehl and Miss
Donna Forrest at the piano.
The program, was presented
Tuesday, in the College Chapel.
It consisted of the "Love Song"
Waltzes for voices and two pianos
and a piano solo by Donna Forrest.
,..^:U/3iiilsfftBB
"THE BREATH OF NEW LIFE" BEGINS MONDAY
Evangelist, Musicians Highlight
Week-Long Campus Revival
Billy Hanks Jr., CynthiaClaw-
son and Dr. Philip Landgrave
will conduct the campus revival
services, "The Breath of New
Life" which will begin Monday
morning at 10:00 a.m. The services Will be held every morning
at 10:00 and every night at 7:30
at Magnolia Avenue Baptist
Church. Musical groups such as
"Today," and "The Sonshine
Package" will bring special music. The final services will be
Saturday night at the Arlington
Foursquare Church at 7:30 p.m.
This will be a large interdenominational rally with the "Entourage", a musical group from the
Foursquare Church bringing the
special music.
Another feature of the revival
will be the class room visitation
and the afternoon seminars. If
you are interested in having a
speaker in your class ask the
instructor to contact Joe Cutsinger. Afternoon seminars will begin at 2:00 p.m. and will convene
on Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Thursday afternoons. The topics
are How To Have A Victorious
Christian Life (Tues.), Responsibilities Of A Victorious Christian In Today's World (Wed.),
and Victory In The Will Of God
(Thurs.).
Trees Transplanted
For Beautification
New trees have been planted
by Smith Hall and the Field
House. The trees were given to
C.B.C. by the Wishing Well Nursery five years ago. They were
planted behind the maintenance
buildings at that time.
Billy Hanks
Billy Hanks, the evangelist,
is 28 and is married with one
daughter. He graduated from
Baylor University and Southwestern Seminary. He has worthed
with the Grady Wilson and Billy
Graham Crusades. He also has
written Christian folk music and
anthems including "Lonely
Voices."
Cynthia Clawson
Cynthia Clawson is a graduate of Howard Payne College.
She appeared on the "New Comers" TV show and has made
manv commercials and was a
guest on the Lawrence WelkShow.
She has made an album called
"One In The Spirit." She is
coming to sing special music
for the revival.
Dr. Philip Landgrave
Dr. Phillip Landgrave, the music director is currently music
director at Magnolia AvenueBap-
tist Church. He graduated from
Eastern Kentucky University and
Southern Baptist fneotogica/
Seminary and is doing post-doctorate work at USC.
His most widely known work
is the folk musical "Pur pose."
Honors Day Presentations
Reward Student Pace-Setters
THE BRASS ENSEMBLE of California Baptist College performed at
Wednesday's chapel. The hard-working group have presented programs in numerous churches. From left, they are Mark Craig,
Marvin Tapsfield, Jim Griffiths, Mervin Tapsfield, and Keith Mc-
Clellan. They are under the direction of Dr. William Tapsfield.
"Hear Ye, Hear Ye, Hear Ye!
California Baptist College proudly presents Honors Day!"
It was really an exciting day
for many students. Some ofthese
students were awarded several
honors and there is no doubt that
these brilliant, hardworking, and
ambitious troopers deserve them.
The day of Honor began with
the Gerard Faber's rendition of
"Andantino" on the organ at
Magnolia Baptist Church. The invocation was presented by Dr.
Samuel M. Ortegon, and the address was given by Dr. George
Mussachio. At long last, Dean
Stephen Carleton gave the presentation of awards.
These awards to the different
students in subject fields are
as follows:
Art Award-Steve Jones; Biology Award-Don Easter; Business
Adm. Award-AllenCosby;Chem-
istry Award-Don Easter; Education A9ard-Miss Joyce Evans;
English Award-Jan Williams;
History Award-Mrs. Ruth Fletcher; Mathematics Award-Jimmy Nunnely; Wall Street Journal Ach. Award-Larry Anderson; Modern Foreign Lang.
Award-Laura Banta; Music
Award-Victor Black; Physical
Ed. Award-Dave Valerio; Political Science Award-Larry Anderson; Psychology Award-Merle
Wiseman; Religion Award-Walter
Lee; Sociology Award-Bonnie
Kee; Speech-Drama Award-Richard Reed.
Master Key Awards
Pam Alexander, Sam Gee, Nancy Humphrey, Betty Park, Sam
Vickery, Orapin Dee, Walter
Grubb, Bonnie Kee, DeAnn Saunders, Tony Wardell, Richard
Flood, Steve Holden, Keith Mc-
Clellan, Penny Stoner, Jeanne
Williams.
Who's Who Among Students in
American Universities and Colleges:
Victor Black, DavidGreenwalt,
Richard Reed, Jan Williams,
Gloria Combs, Lecil Harper,
Mike Roberts, Allen Cosby, Marilyn Music, Sharon K.Thompson,
Ruth Fletcher, Ron Pratt, Sue
Wells.
Ruth Fletcher received the
senior award for maintaining the
best academic record.
President's Honor Roll (Spring
Semester, 1971): Paul Crawford,
Cynthia Day, Cheryl Durham,
Don Easter, Joyce Evans, Ruth
Fletcher, Lecil Harper, Bonnie
Kee, Sharon Laizure, Patricia
McCary, Daniel McDaniel, Philip
Means, Marilyn Music, Diana
Rendleman, Laurel Shaw, Mer-
ril Smoak, David Strother, Mei-
ven Tsang, Patricia Vane, Jan
Williams.
(Fall Semester, 1971): Larry
Andersen, Nancy Baker, Laura
Banta, Debbie Belohovek, Carol
Crawford, Paul Crawford, Don
Easter, Sara Easter, Jerri Eurich, Ruth Fletcher, James Florence, Fred Foreman, David
Greenwalt, John Grubb, Bonnie
Kee, Cynthia Phillips, Jeff Roberts, Merril Smoak, Gale Wiseman.
Dean's Honor Roll (Spring Semester, 1971): Larry Anderson,
Robert Anderson, Nancy Baker,
Laura Banta, Victor Black, Stan
Buchanan, Teri Carroll, Sara
Easter, Larry Felt, Janice Franklin, Timothy Giddens, John Goin,
David Greenwalt, Donna Hill,Suzanne Hill, Steve Jones, Barbara
Joyce, Mikiko Kawamura, Robert
Ko, Kathleen Laizure, Shirley
Lawrence, Charles Leffingwell,
Nubuko Lindsey, Mary McEl-
hannon, Cynthia Meyer, Catherine Miller, Rebecca Moake, Joyce
Norman, Michael Roberts,Charles Saverance, Dewey Squyres,
Marvin Tapsfield, Mervin Taps-
field, Virginia Taylor, Sharon E.
Thompson, Sharon K. Thompson,
Ann Williams, Gale Wiseman.
(Fall Semester, 1971): Billy
Bolander, Stan Buchanan, Ronald
Chamberlain, Cynthia Day, Harry
Dibert, Mary Eller, Harold Hendricks, Teresa Holden, Roger
Jennings, Steve Jones, Nam Kim,
Thomas Kippen, Kathleen Laizure, Chaiyutha Lertpachin,
Laura Mae Merino, Karen Morrill, Dana Morton, Elizabeth
Ngan, Marsha Noe, David Rieck,
Trudy Robinson, Raymond Rue-
chert, Janet Stiles, Marvin Taps-
field, Mervin Tapsfield, Ronald
Terry, David Valerio, Sue Wells,
Merle Wiseman.
Object Description
| Title | The Banner - March 2, 1972 |
| Subject | California Baptist University -- Students -- Periodicals. College student newspapers and periodicals -- California. |
| Description | The Banner is the student newspaper of California Baptist University. It has been in continuous publication since 1952.' |
| Creator | California Baptist University |
| Date | 1972-03-02 |
| Type | Text |
| Language | en |
| Rights | Copyright California Baptist University. All Rights Reserved. |
Description
| Title | 1972-03-02-001 |
| Transcript | News Briefs In error the names of Debbie Belohovek and Jerri Eurich were omitted from the program. They failed to receive recognition for their 4.0 GPA and placement on the President's Honor Roll. Honor Roll: Any student who makes the Dean's Honor Roll (3.6 GAP) for one semester will receive a bronze pin; and any student making the President's Honor Roll (4.0 GPA) for one semester will receive a silver pin. A student who accumulates 4 bronze pins, or 2 silver pins, or 2 bronze and 1 silver may exchange them for a gold pin. These pins may be picked up in the Dean of Student Affairs Office. Attention Seniors: Applications for Degree for June and August 1972 graduation are now due in the Registrar's Office. There will be a formal concert this Saturday, March 4, featuring violinist Dr. Alfred Walters and pianist Lily Pan- Diehl. Works by Brahms, Clementi, Debussy, Prokofieff, Wieniawski, Veracini, and Kriesler will be featured. It will be held in Gentry Gymnasium on the Loma Linda University campus. Admission price to the 8 p.m. concert is $2 for adults and $1 for students presenting I.D. cards. Children under 12 will be admitted free. Trouveres Treat Student Body to Brahms' Music The Music Department of California Baptist College treated a campus audience to an evening of fine Brahms music presented by Trouveres,underthedirection of Dr. Curtis L. Cheek, assisted by Mrs. Lily Pan Diehl and Miss Donna Forrest at the piano. The program, was presented Tuesday, in the College Chapel. It consisted of the "Love Song" Waltzes for voices and two pianos and a piano solo by Donna Forrest. ,..^:U/3iiilsfftBB "THE BREATH OF NEW LIFE" BEGINS MONDAY Evangelist, Musicians Highlight Week-Long Campus Revival Billy Hanks Jr., CynthiaClaw- son and Dr. Philip Landgrave will conduct the campus revival services, "The Breath of New Life" which will begin Monday morning at 10:00 a.m. The services Will be held every morning at 10:00 and every night at 7:30 at Magnolia Avenue Baptist Church. Musical groups such as "Today," and "The Sonshine Package" will bring special music. The final services will be Saturday night at the Arlington Foursquare Church at 7:30 p.m. This will be a large interdenominational rally with the "Entourage", a musical group from the Foursquare Church bringing the special music. Another feature of the revival will be the class room visitation and the afternoon seminars. If you are interested in having a speaker in your class ask the instructor to contact Joe Cutsinger. Afternoon seminars will begin at 2:00 p.m. and will convene on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday afternoons. The topics are How To Have A Victorious Christian Life (Tues.), Responsibilities Of A Victorious Christian In Today's World (Wed.), and Victory In The Will Of God (Thurs.). Trees Transplanted For Beautification New trees have been planted by Smith Hall and the Field House. The trees were given to C.B.C. by the Wishing Well Nursery five years ago. They were planted behind the maintenance buildings at that time. Billy Hanks Billy Hanks, the evangelist, is 28 and is married with one daughter. He graduated from Baylor University and Southwestern Seminary. He has worthed with the Grady Wilson and Billy Graham Crusades. He also has written Christian folk music and anthems including "Lonely Voices." Cynthia Clawson Cynthia Clawson is a graduate of Howard Payne College. She appeared on the "New Comers" TV show and has made manv commercials and was a guest on the Lawrence WelkShow. She has made an album called "One In The Spirit." She is coming to sing special music for the revival. Dr. Philip Landgrave Dr. Phillip Landgrave, the music director is currently music director at Magnolia AvenueBap- tist Church. He graduated from Eastern Kentucky University and Southern Baptist fneotogica/ Seminary and is doing post-doctorate work at USC. His most widely known work is the folk musical "Pur pose." Honors Day Presentations Reward Student Pace-Setters THE BRASS ENSEMBLE of California Baptist College performed at Wednesday's chapel. The hard-working group have presented programs in numerous churches. From left, they are Mark Craig, Marvin Tapsfield, Jim Griffiths, Mervin Tapsfield, and Keith Mc- Clellan. They are under the direction of Dr. William Tapsfield. "Hear Ye, Hear Ye, Hear Ye! California Baptist College proudly presents Honors Day!" It was really an exciting day for many students. Some ofthese students were awarded several honors and there is no doubt that these brilliant, hardworking, and ambitious troopers deserve them. The day of Honor began with the Gerard Faber's rendition of "Andantino" on the organ at Magnolia Baptist Church. The invocation was presented by Dr. Samuel M. Ortegon, and the address was given by Dr. George Mussachio. At long last, Dean Stephen Carleton gave the presentation of awards. These awards to the different students in subject fields are as follows: Art Award-Steve Jones; Biology Award-Don Easter; Business Adm. Award-AllenCosby;Chem- istry Award-Don Easter; Education A9ard-Miss Joyce Evans; English Award-Jan Williams; History Award-Mrs. Ruth Fletcher; Mathematics Award-Jimmy Nunnely; Wall Street Journal Ach. Award-Larry Anderson; Modern Foreign Lang. Award-Laura Banta; Music Award-Victor Black; Physical Ed. Award-Dave Valerio; Political Science Award-Larry Anderson; Psychology Award-Merle Wiseman; Religion Award-Walter Lee; Sociology Award-Bonnie Kee; Speech-Drama Award-Richard Reed. Master Key Awards Pam Alexander, Sam Gee, Nancy Humphrey, Betty Park, Sam Vickery, Orapin Dee, Walter Grubb, Bonnie Kee, DeAnn Saunders, Tony Wardell, Richard Flood, Steve Holden, Keith Mc- Clellan, Penny Stoner, Jeanne Williams. Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges: Victor Black, DavidGreenwalt, Richard Reed, Jan Williams, Gloria Combs, Lecil Harper, Mike Roberts, Allen Cosby, Marilyn Music, Sharon K.Thompson, Ruth Fletcher, Ron Pratt, Sue Wells. Ruth Fletcher received the senior award for maintaining the best academic record. President's Honor Roll (Spring Semester, 1971): Paul Crawford, Cynthia Day, Cheryl Durham, Don Easter, Joyce Evans, Ruth Fletcher, Lecil Harper, Bonnie Kee, Sharon Laizure, Patricia McCary, Daniel McDaniel, Philip Means, Marilyn Music, Diana Rendleman, Laurel Shaw, Mer- ril Smoak, David Strother, Mei- ven Tsang, Patricia Vane, Jan Williams. (Fall Semester, 1971): Larry Andersen, Nancy Baker, Laura Banta, Debbie Belohovek, Carol Crawford, Paul Crawford, Don Easter, Sara Easter, Jerri Eurich, Ruth Fletcher, James Florence, Fred Foreman, David Greenwalt, John Grubb, Bonnie Kee, Cynthia Phillips, Jeff Roberts, Merril Smoak, Gale Wiseman. Dean's Honor Roll (Spring Semester, 1971): Larry Anderson, Robert Anderson, Nancy Baker, Laura Banta, Victor Black, Stan Buchanan, Teri Carroll, Sara Easter, Larry Felt, Janice Franklin, Timothy Giddens, John Goin, David Greenwalt, Donna Hill,Suzanne Hill, Steve Jones, Barbara Joyce, Mikiko Kawamura, Robert Ko, Kathleen Laizure, Shirley Lawrence, Charles Leffingwell, Nubuko Lindsey, Mary McEl- hannon, Cynthia Meyer, Catherine Miller, Rebecca Moake, Joyce Norman, Michael Roberts,Charles Saverance, Dewey Squyres, Marvin Tapsfield, Mervin Taps- field, Virginia Taylor, Sharon E. Thompson, Sharon K. Thompson, Ann Williams, Gale Wiseman. (Fall Semester, 1971): Billy Bolander, Stan Buchanan, Ronald Chamberlain, Cynthia Day, Harry Dibert, Mary Eller, Harold Hendricks, Teresa Holden, Roger Jennings, Steve Jones, Nam Kim, Thomas Kippen, Kathleen Laizure, Chaiyutha Lertpachin, Laura Mae Merino, Karen Morrill, Dana Morton, Elizabeth Ngan, Marsha Noe, David Rieck, Trudy Robinson, Raymond Rue- chert, Janet Stiles, Marvin Taps- field, Mervin Tapsfield, Ronald Terry, David Valerio, Sue Wells, Merle Wiseman. |
