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

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F. O. R. - I. R. C. PROF. MACY The Pacific College branch of the International F.O.R., Fellowship of Recon- ciliation, sprang into existance early in the school year, 1941-1942. The F.O.R. is a pacifist organization and the discussions have followed lines of interest created by a group of pacifists meeting together. Original membership was twelve and the faculty sponsor is Professor Macy. Attendance dropped as time went on, partially due to the meeting time which was eight-thirty, Wednesday evenings. Shortly after the beginning of the opening semes- ter, the F.O.R. merged with the International Relations Club, and meetings alter- nated; one meeting emphasized international relations and the following week paci- fist problems were dealt with primarily. The F.O.R. visited the Cascade Locks C.P.S. camp in the early part of Decem- ber and took upon itself the task of raising one hundred dollars for books for the camp. The project moved slowly at first, although, with the aid of the student body, over twenty-five dollars was collected. L. to R. : Prof. Macy, James, Macy, Michener, Hadlock Lewis, Mclntyre, Lewis, McCaffree, Archambeau, Gulley WHO ' S WHO AT PACIFIC Each year five students are chosen out of one hundred in each university and college of America to be listed in the Who ' s Who among American University and College students of America. Who ' s Who at Pacific include Elenita Mardock, junior; George Bales, junior; Mary Esther Pemberton, senior; William Rarick, senior; and Hazel Mary Houser, senior.