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

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GENEVIEVE BELZ ARNOLD BOOTH DONALD BOWERS MARGERY COLE IMOGENE DEGNER QUINCY FODGE JAMES GREER ROSS GULLEY DONNA HEACOCK DONALD JOHNSON VERA JONES GLENN KOCH ROGER MINTHORNE LAURA SHOOK LETA HOCKETT The junior class had its share of activities, too. Their aim, at present, is to become seniors. Their ambition is to graduate upon becoming seniors. Under the able leadership of President Genevieve Belz, the class sold chrysanthemums, pennants, and newly styled stationery at the Homecoming celebration. They feted the seniors at an Easter theme banquet held on April 12. It was held at the home of class advisor George Moore. The decorations were elaborate, the food delicious, and the program pleasant. Assisting the president were her secretary-treasurer, Leta Hockett, and social chairman, Margery Cole. The class considers it a major accomplishment to have frequently acquired Bruin Jr. IV.

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All four classes at P. C. this year were busy. The senior class soon learned that many class activities were not only fun, but taught them to appreciate one another to a fuller extent Most of the class ' s social affairs were planned to execute business. Under the leadership of President Mildred Haworth, the class made plans for a gift to the school, the traditional senior sneak, and commencement activities at many picnics, potluck suppers, and the like. BARBARA TERRILL, a Biology major from Talent, Oregon, has transferred to Pacific from Southern Oregon College of Education to attend her junior and senior years. A member of Trefian and Student Christian Union, Barbara has been active in art and deputation work. HERSCHEL L. THORNBURG is a music and theology major from Newberg, Oregon. He was active during his two and a half years in male quartet and choir work. In ' 45 he was editor of the L ' Ami and entered various speech contests. He was listed in Who ' s Who both in ' 45 and ' 46. Herschel on the faculty as instructor in piano and art. PAUL THORNBURG, from Liberal, Kansas, is a religion major. In his freshman year he was presi- dent of his class and president of the Actorators club. During his sophomore year he was A. S. B. forensics manager and assistant pastor of the Che- halem Center church. He traveled with the male quartet, and was active in choir and deputation work in both his junior and senior years. As a senior he was chief treasurer of the student body and secre- •1946 Actorators - He was listed in Who ' s Who One of the big events of the year was r the sneak to the coast, where the class un on Sneak Day enjoyed a full day of viewing scenic beauties, excursioning on the ocean, and playing on the beach. They sneaked away successfully, but are reluctant to admit that the junior class caught up with them at their quiet beach cabin at the terrible hour of 6: 30 a. m. It of course added to the fun, although it did subtract from the slumber the seniors were enjoying. Charlotte Macy served as secretary-treasurer of the class, while Glenn Sanders was vice-president. Gervas Carey started the year as adviser, but when illness forced him to leave school Helen Willcuts was elected in his place.

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Sophomores Under the leadership of Patricia Perisho the sophomore class did their bit in school affairs, too. They ' ll never be forgotten for their ambitious cleaning-up of the old gymnasium. They were holders of Bruin Jr. much of the time during the year, too. Robert Hurford was vice-president and Dorothy Barratt secretary-treasurer. Roy Knight was adviser. DOROTHY BARRATT LAURA BIRCH COLLEENE BYBEE ERNEST DAVIS JOHN HAYS ROBERT HURFORD PAULINE IRELAND WILMA KOONTZ MILDRED LOEWEN DEAN OGLEVIE DALE PARRISH PATRICIA PERISHO HELEN RANDLE DIVONNA SCHWEITZER GILBERT STRAND ELEANOR SWANSON EILENE TAMPLIN STANLEY WILLIAMS GORDON ST. GEORGE