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

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llennett A. Martin Ryan Bloom C. Smith 1..ullim Heinem; Hush Mueller Sicloff Mills. lis-hrens Pimwon Wecsner Harrison 11. Davis F. Kendall Swiuhling A, Ilauis Eisner Strait L. Marlin D. Miller Mnl'slm-k :uslmng P. Smith Freshmen 14 I . ?vz-PTP??-5afakiigiERV-QFWE;W4;. ' 2', ' m . ' - . V -. ' - - , , - - .-.;7.-::..:; - , , w 7'. ... ' 7 -A -7.7- ,7 - ,-- , 'wNa 4- r. 3- -

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Sophomores NE of the big events of the present sophomore classis first year at 0 Paciiic College was the successful presentation of a thre-e-act comedy, tiThe Millionaire by Juliet Tompkins. During their freshman year they were fittingly introduced to the traditions of college life by the sophomores, whom they entertained at a picnic in the spring. Wayne Burt was pres- ident 0f the class, which numbered forty-four. Although the class is much smaller than last. year, its members are taking their share of honors in sports and other activities. The class officers for this year are Verle Emry, president; Helen Sehmeltzer, vice- rzresident; Betty Williams, secretary; and Ivan Makinster, treasurer. In addition to initiating the freshmen, the class vigilantly enforced the tiwearing of the green. The class gift was chosen for its utilitarian value rather than its ornamental value, for the class provided seat-back racks in the chapel to hold the new song books purchased by the student body last fall.

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--- Freshmen T the beginnin I of the year the twenty-eight Freshman class memn .. bers chose Jack Bennett for their president. Other officers elected were Alfreda Martin, secretary, and Esther Mae Weesner, treasurer. They were honor guests at the annual new studentst reception given by the Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. The class play, ttClarenceX a four act comedy by Booth Tarkington, m'esented in March, was enthusiastically received by a large audience. ! As a part of the initiatory rites the class presented, under the super- viaion of the sophemores, a student chapel program last fall. The initia- tion proper helped further rooks' acquaintance with the sophomores. Alfreda Martin entertained the class with a monopoly party at her home, and another social affair took place at the home of Jean Spaulding, .1150 a member of the class. A complete freshman staff published the annual Freshman edition Pf The Crescent this spring with Robert Sieloff as editor. The editing, reporting, and soliciting of advertising were accomplished by various members of the class.