George Fox University - L'Ami Yearbook (Newberg, OR)

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L ' Ami 1935 Seely Hampton McCracken Hicks Coulson Campbell Wilson Coleman Rice Raster Juniors When the L ' Ami went to press, the junior class had not made known its gift to Pacific college. However, plans to raise money for the project were being put in locomotion. The class has not been especially prominent in men ' s athletics, although six junior girls earned positions on the volleyball team that experienced a successful season. A like number of men performed on five different men ' s athletic combinations. The Crescent , under junior editorship and management experienced another successful year in the college newspaper field, while the annual staff lists the names of three juniors on its roll. To climax the nine months of activity, the junior class contributed its services toward making the commencement week program a signal success. 19

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l Ami 1935 5 5 Mason Sherk Wilcox Lewis Hansberry Nordyke P Juniors ACIFIC ' S present junior class, which entered the college in 1932, was one of the largest in the school ' s history until that date. With Donald Hodson as president, the freshmen year was comparatively peaceful. A high point in the initial year was the presentation of the three-act play, Apple Blossom Time . The sopho- more year was presided over by Ronald Sherk, and various other traditional activities such as the rook initiation and the sophomore party were carried out. The junior class has listed twenty-two members during the current school year, with the following people holding major offices: president, Ruthanna McCracken ; vice-president, Marjorie Seely; secretary, Pearl Kivett ; treasurer, Ray Hansberry. The third year students have been especially prominent in college social functions. The junior-senior banquet, one of the outstanding events on the school calendar, was given the graduates by the class of 1936, and proved a distinct success. 18

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IWmi 1935 Sophomores HE sophomore class, guided through the current year by Mary Collver, presi- dent ; John Dimond, vice-president ; Mary Brooks, secretary, and Ben Luethe, treasurer, has attained recognition in nearly every branch of col egiate activity. In 1933 the group entered Pacific college forty-nine strong and one year later more than sixty-seven percent of that group was still on hand. As freshmen their outstanding achievement was the presentation of a three-act play, The Man From Nowhere . The sophs started off the current year right by initiating a large gathering of incoming rooks, followed by the sophomore party in which the freshmen were welcomed into the student body. A majority of the positions on Pacific athletic teams were filled by sophomores in 1934- ' 35. The sophomores ' gift to the school was a drinking fountain which was placed in the gymnasium. 20