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

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14511110115 Blakely Garrett Kendall Gardner Sutton Wilson .30hmeltzer 'WililE Miller Collver Iir'aithwaite Nelso 11 ffommok Reid Brooks Wrilliams Seely Worse Hancock Rim;- R. Gilstrap FI'OSL M. GilFIl'dD Treiian Literary Society I E RGANIZED for the purpose of further- stimulating lit- , erary appreciation and promoting wholesome social , fellowship' in the student body, the Treiian- Literary Society ' was launched in the yEEr 1914 i v I Regular bi-weekly',meeti11gs are held by the society in the parlors of Kanyon Hall.PrEg1'ams featuring literary and musical numbers constitute the entErtainment for each meeting. . , - 1 The officers; presidingfdr. the 111-31: term were: Violet Braithwaite, president; Ruth ,Wilde, Eice-president; Dor- othy Choate, secretary; Jean Gardner, treasurer; Mary Collver, social chairman; Marjorie-S'eely, reporter; Wauline Nelson, marshal; Miss Vevai ,Gariretit, adviser. Oiiicers for the Second semeSter were: Marjorie Seely, president; Mary Brooks, ivice-president; Dorothy Morse, secretary; Ruth Coppock, trieaSurer; Isabella Wilson, critic; Dorothy Choate, reporter; Helen Schmeltzer, social chair- man; Leslie May Blakely, marshal; and Miss Mary Sutton, faculty adviser. L32-

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. u; ' 1,3 in - Hoskins Kendall Putnam Pemherton Houser Miller Layman Choate Hadley Collve 1- Rogers Brooks Newhy Darnielle Coffin H offman Seels' Wilde H iat L Otis Dimoml The Crescent THE CHESCENT is a fouf page bi-weekly paper published by the Associated Students of Pacific College. This publication is striving to provide accurate up-to-date news of all college affairs; to promote better cooperation between faculty and students; to proiride a graphic picture of college life; and to uphold the high. standards uf the college. The Crescent was first seen in 1891 and has continued strongly. It was first a. monthly literary paper but 1n 1914 under the editorship of Emmett Gulley was changed to the present form. x ' 1 Under the following elective officers: Lewis Hoskins, editor; John Dimond, business manager; Arney Houser, ad- vertising manager; Bruce. Rogers, circulation manager , Miss Emma Kendall, faculty adviser; and the staff appointed by the editor, The Crescent was entirely enlarged and another column added, making a much better college paper. Two special ediions, the freshman edition and the senior edi- tion, were put out, and several larger issues were published.

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H icks Campbell Dimond Hampton Conover Tate Wilde Bush Brooks R. Oils? rap Hoskins Adams Layman M. Gilstrap International Relations HE INTERNATIONAL Relations club of Pacific College was organized in May, 1931, in aiiiliation with the Car- negie Foundation for International Peace. The meetings of this organization are held bi-weekly. At this time reports of world events are presented and discussed by the several members. Membership includes all persons who attend meetings. The policy of the club; has been to keep organ- ization at a minimum. Officers for the eurrent year were: Marjorie Seely, president; Mary Brooks, viee-president; and Professor C. L. Conover,'adVise1-. . As guest of the club 011 October 24,1935,Mr.Cecil Hinshaw, former Pacific College Student and authority in current news, discussed the actions and attitudes of the Italo- Ethiopian conflict. Mr. ,PauliElliott, class of '21, met with the club January 27,; 1936, andzd-irected a discussion of International Neutrality. . On February 6, 1936, the or- ganization met for an informal diseussion of the local peace campaigns, with Mr. J . J . Handsaker, who represented the National Council for Prevention Of War.