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

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GJtxvuu One of the major activities of Pacific College is the Chorus, to which the ma- jority of the students belong. Upon the resignation of Mr. Avery, the chorus was directed by Herschel Thornburg . A program presented at the Friends Church, and a concert presented at the close of the school year were the projects of the group. Trefian Literary Society spent a busy year, with meetings designed to further the cultural interests of the girls in the college. Several new members were added in the first semester when Wilma Archambeau was president. The project tor the year was the addition of a lemon fork and a pair of sugar tongs to the tea service of the club. This year the members have had a chance to contribute to the meetings. Business meetings were followed by programs such as book reviews, or musical programs. Members; L. to R., Back Row: Haworth, Tharrinston, Craven, Thomas, Jones, Garrett, Miss Sutton, Nixon, Baird. Front Row : Archambeau, Hadlock, Marx, Degner, Fowler, Macy.

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Y. W. and Y. M. Presidents : Left, Florence Thomas Right, Jack Willcuts efuUatton A large group from the student body of Pacific Col- lege took part in deputation work this year. Special em- phasis was placed on this service by both the Y. M. and Y. W. cabinets. Over 600 miles were traveled, and 40 students in both groups were sent out to various local churches and other Friend ' s Meetings in Oregon yearly Meeting. Quartet : Thornburg, Macy, Haworth, Fodge L. to R., 3rd Row : D. Thom- as, Ogier, Fodge, Roberts, Thornberg, Nordyke. 2nd Row: Tharrington, P. Thornburg, Bales, Will- cuts, Haworth, F. Thomas. 1st Row: Jones, Green, Mar- dock, Roberts, Perisho, Macy, Cole.

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a 2 ' A 4fU The L ' Ami this year felt the effects of rhe war situation to a greater degree than was originally expected. Shortages of film, paper, cover materials and lack of students all faced the staff, which neverthless made the best use of materials available. The L ' Ami, published annually, is a student body publication. Geraldine Thar- rington and Betty June Ruden were editors for the 1944 edition. Betty Ashwill served as art editor, Mildred Haworth as organiza- tion editor, while Terrell Repp and Lewis Hoskins were L ' Ami photographers. Mary Lou Kohler, business manager; Mary Frances Nordyke, advertising, and Mahlon Macy, circulation, completed the staff. L ' Ami Editors: Ruden and Tharrington L ' Ami Staff; L. to R., Back Row: GulJey, Repp, Thornburg, Macy, Mr. Hoskins. Front Row: Haworth, Vasey, Nordyke, Ruden, Tharrington, Archambeau, Kohler.