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

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L ' AMI ROGER MINTHORNE, Business Manager MILDRED HA WORTH, Editor-in-Chief Editor and assistant, Imogene Degner, paste picture dummy. Minthorne checks ad material. The L ' Ami, the Friend, our yearbook, was edited by Mildred Haworth and managed from the business standpoint by Roger Min- thorne and Bob Hurford. The aim of the editor and staff was to present to their fellow students and alumni this year of college life via picture and print. This is, from cover to cover, Pa- cific College in action. STAFF - . . Back Row : Haworth, Minthorne, Moore, Ireland. First Row: Antrim, McClintick, Swanson, Schweitzer.

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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.

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TREFIAN HEACOCK BELZ COLE IRELAND SCHWEITZER BAIN SWANSON AEBISCHER Trefian Literary Society fulfilled her aim in contributing to the culture side of college life here this year. An organization of women students, the society held interesting bi-weekly meetings on Wednesday afternoons. Donna Heacock served as president during the first term this year, and was assisted by Mar- gery Cole as vice-president, Divonna Schweitzer as secretary, Eleanor Swanson as treasurer, and Helen Willcuts as adviser. Leaders during the second term included Genevieve Belz, president; Pauline Ireland, vice-president; Ellen Bain, secretary; Verla Aebischer, treasurer, and Mary Sutton, adviser. The society purchased cups to add to its tea service as a project for the year. Among the in- teresting programs presented were a study of con- temporary poetry by Russell Lewis, a study of the music of MacDowell by Rachel Aldrech, and talks on etiquette by Helen Willcuts. Back Row . . . Marx, Heacock, Haworth, Moor, Macy, White, Willcuts. Second Row . . . Cole, Sutton, Wilson, Harmon, Hockett, Liebnow, Tamplin, Swanson. First Row . . . Schweitzer, Burton, Kellar, Evans, Antrim, McClintick, Davis, Ireland, Bain, Motomatsu.