Multnomah University - Ambassador Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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RETIRING SEATTLE OFFICERS Winton Weiss, '50, vice presie dent: Mabel Reitz, '44, trea- surer: Lois Anne Gilman, '44, secretary: Lee Beier, '41, pres- ident: Knot pictured: Wallace Wilson, '45, reporterl. 1952 ALUMNI BANQUET. Don Meter, president, presiding. C.. WT ' 5 .,kt,s5,, tit' ova! Je owfilailad SEATTLE-TACOMA-EVERETT FELLOWSHIP PICNIC DALLAS THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY FELLOWSHIP INCOMING SEATTLE OFFICERS Cliff Kresser, '49, vice presi- dent: Marguerite Sandilands, '40, secretary: Ed Reimer, '48, president: Claude Collins, '52, treasurer: Knot pictured: Elea- nor Tate, ex '47, reporterl. PORTLAND ALUMNI OFFICERS Clarence Loewen, '49, presi- dent: Christine Soderquist, '51, secretary-treasurer: Elmer Graves, '49, vice president. Not pictured: Ioyce Kehoe, '51, reporter. 99

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umni icem DONALD MEIER, '46 PRESIDENT REV HENRY BARNET, '46 MURIEI. EKDAHL, '51 NALD ABN LD '52 REV. DAVID STEWART 48 VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY REV' R01-REASURERO I EDITOR nav mmm. connnrr. 'as DORIS COUNTRYMANI '50 wvnm E. mrsn. 'as nr-:v. H. w nvmvum 47 Du-edgy DUBCIOI' Director Director THIS IS THE WAY, WALK YE IN IT Isaiah 30:21 Not too long ago we alumni were sitting in the classrooms of Multnomah being strengthened in the Lord and learning the Way in which we were to Walk. Many times we were overly eager to advance, but in those days the Lord's Word to us might well have been Their strength is to sit still, Clsa. 30:77. We received the blessings of learning the Way at His feet by means of the Word, the Spirit, and God's men. We are now walking in that Way through- out the World. It is with thanksgiving that we look back upon the years our Lord privileged us to study at Multnomah. Serving our Lord in the way He has designated is now our joy. 074, ,2-v...:..:-1 ALUMNI PRESIDENT

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l sn.. MRS. MIRIAM LEMCKE. '51, housemother at the Adelaide Christian Home evening devotions. .ff N W2 . Q., Clzifvlrengn mir err! f-A-Qt.. ,I , X I for Children in Culver City, Calilornia gathers a group of the children ior 'Am i Rev. IOHN and ELEANOR. '39, CROOK, .. missionaries oi the Canadian Sunday School Mission, in Winnipeg, Manitoba, with Beverley and Vincent at one of the gg 5' summer camps. 4,3 , W I IOHNSTON, '49, with one of her colored in Portland. A .hw REV. and MRS. GLENN WIEBE, '49, with a group of D.V.B.S. workers co-operating with them in their work with the Rocky Mountain Bible Fellowship in Salt Lake City, Utah. 100 MISS ANN HAMM, '43, shown with her oceanside Bible Class this summer. She is doing C.E. work in Dallas, Oregon. 6' r 1 A mnnebmiw w if .yr st x S' fi MISS MARTHA LUTES. '51, with a co-worker of the Kentucky Mountain Mission. Stfiifrlwr, - , A 121 : fit, 3v,::fwgQ,1,':ff:z,-,+, If-f.yfg.x,yfgggQ,, .. ' 'fi M4 1. ..w..,... . .,,. ,. . , . , ., , . , ww .. ,f f, , , mn, ,, . .viva ,Q We K . k,,, . gqqfhgl.. Swgwief-.afg' . ' ,riff - ' Huff ,ST f , ' ,z ' ,,.,,fw- - 7, . V, -V. A f- 1 ' A' ug. x, 3 ,fnwf-,f + ,-A x mf- , 1 .rt Aw- 3' KFWHSQYQ, ff . , if f, A Nl M' W Z4 ,a,.,1fmf, V Y ' 'N my mg 9 K .MISS PHYLLIS HICK, '50, engaged in children's work in Victoria, B. C. and vicinity.