1969-1970

Choirs
     SPC Choir
     The Oratorio Society
     Others unknown

Small groups
     SPC Ensemble (Victory Quartet & Carillon Trio)

Directors
     Philip J. Mack, Director of the SPC Choir.
     Wayne Balch, Director of Oratorio Society.
     unknown, Director of the SPC Ensemble.

Notes

In 1969-1970, Wayne Balch continued as director of the Oratorio Society and Orchestra and Philip Mack as director of the SPC Choir.

This year was a special year for the SPC Choir. They presented their normal local concerts and took their annual tour. In addition, the Choir presented a Christmas program for the ABC Radio network. In recognition for their outstanding work, they received and invitation to perform for the Northwestern Convention of the American Choral Directors Association (ACDA). The convention was held in Seattle at the Olympic Hotel on February 20-21, 1970. Their annual tour took them through Northern California and the San Francisco Bay area.
1969-1970 Repertoire

The Oratorio Society presented their Christmas program on December 7, 1969 at the Seattle Opera House. The concert featured the "Magnificat" by J. S. Bach and "A Ceremony of Carols" by Benjamin Britten. With the orchestra, the concert also had Carl Reed, harpsichord; Joyce Birchman, harp; and Virginia Crumb, harp. Soloists were Wadad Saba, soprano; Lavonne Dickson, alto; Ira Jones, tenor; and Philip Mack, bass. Their spring concert on May 31, 1970 featured Mendelssohn's "Elijah" at the College Church. Soloists were Sally Young, soprano; Joan Gerig, alto; Lee Gerig, tenor; and Wilbur Davis, bass.


Photos

The SPC Choir


The Victory Quartet


The Carillon Trio


Members
     SPC Choir
          Dan Balzer
          John Bartelt
          Ken Berg
          Shirley Boehi
          CarolAnn Bryan
          Dan Chapman
          Brenda Cobb
          Don Corson, Vice-President
          Ken DeJong, President
          Dan Dolan
          Mike Dyck
          Jim Evans
          Danith Foster
          Lynn Frazier
          Cindy Fulbright
          Beth Gess
          Jerry Giger
          Kathy Glass
          Jim Henkelman
          Cheryl Kaufman
          Bruce Larson
          Phil Laube
          Diane Loughridge
          Laura Macy
          Cheryl McHarness
          Penny McLeod
          Norma Miller, Treasurer
          Winston Newton
          Lillian Oldright
          Sandra Olson
          Tana Sauke
          Tim Saur
          Gay Schaer
          Nolan Schmidt
          Jon Schultz
          Jim Stewart, Chaplain
          Robyn Taylor
          Lynn Thomas
          Gordon Whitney
          Becky Wischhoefer
          Laurel Zimmerman, Secretary

     SPC Ensemble
      Victory Quartet
          Clint Posey
          Don Kalso
          Tim Fink
          Larry Edwards
          Ron Edwards
      Carillon Trio
          Joanne Brogan
          Debbie Wetzel
          Beth Kroon
          Darcy Sorensen

     Oratorio Society
          unknown