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

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! REVIVALS Two revival meetings were held during the year, one in early November and the other in February. Nathan Pierson, pastor of the Vancouver Friends church, was evan- gelist in the fall revival. The series of meet- ings in the spring were conducted by Carl Byrd. pastor of the Second Friends church in Portland. Rev. J. G. Bringdale, noted evangelist, spoke during one week of chapel service in May, at the invitation of the S. C. U. Each of these revival services was considered a time of spiritual refreshing by students and faculty alike. Carl Byrd, THE FOUR FLATS . . . D. Cadd, Crecelius, Hadley, Koch. II II II II II II II II II II II i in 1

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1,1 PI Deputation Scarcely a week went by all year without some deputation team going out from Pacific College to conduct religious services in many places. Prof. Roy Knight was director of the work and held a training class for this type of workers. The several ladies ' and men ' s quartets of the college were busy in deputation work. They also took part in the A Cappella Choir concerts. Prof. Knight took all the musical groups of the college and several individual students who were active in this type of work to Idaho during the Thanksgiving vacation this year. They con- ducted services in the Friends churches in Boise Valley, Idaho, and appeared at the Youth for Christ rally in Boise. Appreciation for this type of service was expressed by many in the places students appeared. It was considered a valuable privilege by all those taking part K0 Y KNIGHT Adviser THE KING ' S FOUR . . . H. Thornburg, Murphy P. Thornburg, Williams. .„, ... CLARION . . . McClintick, J. Perisho, Antrim, P. Perisho AEOLIAN • • • Hockett, Harris, U

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Publications STAFF . . . Back Row: Ha worth, Hadley, St. George, Macy. First Row : Schweitzer, Antrim, McClintick, Heacock, Wilson. Published bi-weekly during the college year. . . . Pacific ' s student newspaper made an impression on the campus. Last-minute write-ups, patient proof reading, ad dummies checked, headline charts consulted, paste, scissors, more of same — and the Crescent was ready for the press. Abetted by an able editorial staff, business manager Dean Oglevie, advertising managers Bernard Landreth and Bob Hurford, and circulation manager Gordon St. George, editors Degner and Heacock did a superb job of putting out a splendid paper. Editors arrange dummy. Reporters Antrim and McClintick meet deadline.